New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
New Hampshire NIasOns.

MANCHESTER, N. H., August 2S.-Thc
Lafayette Chapter of Royal Arch Masons.
of Washington, District of Columbia, were
received by the Mount Horeb Chapter, Of
this city, this afternoon. A collation. was
served at the Masonic Temple this evening.
Josiah Kedder, the high prist. delivered an
address Of welcome, and the Hon. Lewis A.
Clarke acted - toast master. ia b, f+r
Among the distinguished Masons present
were j. +. Mile, NV. Grand Master of
Texas; David r. Nunroe, NJ. w. Grand
Master Of New Brunswick; David S.Jones,
of Washington, past high priest, and NJ.
w. Gunner, N. w. Grand Master of New
The visiting brethren start fol New.
buryport and Boaton tomorrow at 8 A. N.
The Brigham Young Divorce Case.
SALT LAKE CITY, August 23-Judgo
Emerson .~-day sustained the sdefendant's
demurrer in the case Of Anne E. Young We.
Brigham Young for a divorce, against the
jurisdiction of the district court. The judge
held that the probate court, and not the
This is in direct opposition Of the opinions
of Judges MoKean and. HOwley, and vir.
tually of the Supreme Court of the Terri.
tory. The case again comes up before
Judge Mexican at the Otober term OF tia
district court. - fs.. zyssl -.I L.ly
Rev. G. G. Stratt0n, a Methodist minister
here, in a card, denies that he influenced
Anne Eliza to enter divorce suit, and
charges her lawyers with an. attempt 70
fleece their client. - sew b.tr
The Colored ConventisB Mt ChIllicotAe.
CINCINNATI, August 23-Peter H. Clark,
q cOlored man of this city, made speech
at the meeting of the colored men at Chilli.
cOthe yesterday, in which he charged that
the colored men were ignored in the North
west in the bestOwal Of offices. and that in
the municipal offices in Ohio, and in the
labor on public works they were also
ignored.
were expressed in the Philadelphia plat.
form last year, but that the platform had
not been observed. He thought now was
the time to claim redress.
Destructive ConAasrafion.
HARRISBURG, Pa, August 23.-A fire
commenced at one o'clock in the central
part of Miflin, Pennsylvania, and spread
rapidly. consuming one block and a portion
of another. Estimated loss. 100000. The
office of the Juniata Sentinel was burned.
New Cotton.
NASHVILLE, August 23-The first bale Of
new cotton was received to-day, from
Rutherford county, and was sold for thirty
hve cents per pound . a-
The San Jacinto 1t Norfolk.
FORTRESS MONROE, August 23.-The San
Jacinto from Galveston, is at Norfolk for
COAL The Louisiana, for Liverpool, passed
out this morning.
The Kiowa Chiefs at Fort Gibson.
ST. LOUIS, August ga gentleman just
from the Indian Territory says that the
Kiows Chiefa, Santanta aud Big Tree, have
arrived 1t Fort Gibson, where they will re-
main until the meeting of the grand eoun-
eli of Kiowas and COmanches. in October.
when thew will be taken to Fort Sill, and
formally released from captivity. ,4e
A Sensation Spelled.
A special dispatch from Lawrence. Kan
Gas. dated August q, which gained circu-
lation in the papers outside Of that State.
snd which purpsrts to give an account of
On attempt to throw train on the Missouri
Pacific railroAd off the track, four miles
est of Holden, Missouri, the boarding of
the train BY band Of rufians With
thA evident design Of robbing the passen.
eogs, and the su6sequsat kill ng Of one and
l VounAine of auothar at thA daNUaradooa q
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