New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-13
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and costly vases as token of his esteem
belong was aiterward entertained on
board the United States steamer Lacka
wanna.
On October the Emperor went in state
to op,n the Polytechnic school at lokel.
He read speech, " hch was translated, and
Or. Murray and the chief foreign ollcers
replied. The chemical and physical ex-
periments and gymnastc exhibition were
witnessed by the Emperor. After the eX-
hihition all sat down to a collation..
The students recently arrived at iohei
number thirty thousand.
The Empress paid a visit IN state 10 ioho-
hama ON October 10.
Yellow Fever Disappeared in Memphis.
MEMPHIS, November l2.-There was not
=, single case or death from yellow fever to-
day. The air is clear and quite cool, with
stiff, northwesterly gale.
Howard Association Relieved.
The Howard Association this afternoon
released all its members on duty except
two. and divided the city into two districts
under the charge OF those two members.
The Acting Mayor Expelled.
Paul Cicalla, alderman for the sixth ward
and chairman of the board and eX-OtfclO
mayor during the sickness of Mayor John
son, was expelled from the board tins alter
noon for drawing supplies from the relief
association, as he represented, for widow
and eight children, and then appropciating
them to bis own use The vote was unanl-
NOUS Alderman Walsh declined to vote,
but the resolution that he be expelled or
apologize to the board caused him to rise
and apologize.
Steamer Burned.
ST. LOUIS, November l2.-The steamer
New Boston, used for rendering dead ami
mails, burned late last night while lying at
the lower part Of the city Loss about
100000; insurance small.
Requirements of the Mississippi Valley.
The central committee appointed by the
hoard of directors of the Merchants Ex-
change on Monday, to lay before Congress
the requirements of the people of the Mis-
sissippi valley in any improvement of their
water courses, have organized by the cleo
ton of Web NJ. Samuel, president, Col |
onel William GrOsvenOr, secretary. The |
latter gentleman will Immediately open
correspondence with the Boards of Trade |
and Chambers OF Commerce OF the principal
cities of the valley soliciting the appoint |
nent of committees to cooperate with the |
central committee, and will also collect |
information bearing ON the subject, and pre- |
pare a memorial to be presented at an early |
day.
Suspended.
pITTsBURG, November l2.-The banking |
house of Mellon & Sons, and the Mechanics
Savings Institution, of this city, suspended |
to-day.
Murder and Suicide for Love.
CALIFORNIA, Mo-. November I2.-I[enry |
Ray killed Mollie Walline and himself here |
to-day. The girls parents had refused |
their consent to his marriage with their |
daughter. Ray left a nOte stating that he
could not live without her. and that he had
resolved to kill her and himself that they
might be together in the next world.
Interest Paid.
PETERSBURG, Va, November 12.-The
Richmond and Petersburg and the Peters
burg and Weldon railroads, Reuben Ray
land president, met promptly the Novem
Der interest on their bonds to day.
The Richmond and Danville and the
Piedmont Air Line railroads, Colonel A. S.
Buford president, extending from Rich
inOnd. Virginia, to Atlanta, Georgia, paid
mp the November interest on their bonds
The Udder zook Case.
The motion for the new trial of Udder-
Zook will be argued ON the second Monday
of December.
Nomination fer Mayor.
BosroN, November l2-Samuel C. Cobb
has accepted the nomination for mayor
made by the citizens party last night.
The HOgau-AIIen Prize Fight.
OMAHA, November l2.-Preparations are
being made for a fight between Hogan and
Alen, which is fixed for the eighteenth in
slant. Both men are IN fine spirits.
Rate of Exchange.
LONDON, November l2.-The committee |
IF the Stock Exchange have adopted q
tnat four shillings, British, per
iollar, American, shall be the rate OF eX. I
hange after December 3.
Changes in the German Ministry.
BERLIN, November l2-Count Won Room
'as been relieved from the Office of Minister
t War of Prussia. His successor will prob
by be Lieutenant General Won Kamckn
The Prussian Diet opened to day. Der
tho vice president of the | t
read the royal speech, which is v
moderate in tone and mainly devoted to \
ocal subjects.
Burned TO Death.
Richmond, Va, November Il! = Mrs y
!ardgroye, aged seventy. widow of the late
homas IIardgrove, tobacco manufac- )
lrer, was fatally burned to-day by falling \
, front Of the CRATE in her chamber s
ArraEsned. IL
McVeigh, for assembling Judge Under "
ood was before a United States commits ~
oner to day on a charge of unlawfully i'm '
siding an officer OF justice OF the United | :.
t4tes while ON his way 10 the performance II
bis duty. The case was continued until =
riday. II
The Billiard Tournament. c,
CHICAGO, November l2.-The game last Il
ght WIS a brilliant one on the part OF (,
ally, the victor. lie took the lead and Il.
it throughout. Score, 400 10 IN
nsson's .07. n
In the twelfth inning Daily run lJ3, re-
living raptnroGs applause. ana finished in
. thirty-third inning. Winners average, CO
49, losers average, e 9-f3, Largest
ns-Daly. l5G, 3G; Sloeson, n, o. Time til
game, two hours. t.,
Masonic. 10
Tho Supreme Council Grand Sovereign tr
nslstorg of the rhirty-third Degree on
,rthern Jurisdiction of the United States dl
lsons met to-day. A number of notables We
IN all parts OF the country Were present. ~ :,
Destructive Fire. err
LOUISVILLE, November IA fra at ba
'scow, Hickman county, last Friday Gs
.ht, destroyed the whole business part OF ON
town. an
man named O'Brrn was arrested as sis
incendary Loss $4,000; no insurance | aft
Q man sleeping in the building there the inl
originated was burned to death. to-
stabbed.
'arERsoN. n. j., November l2-William tn
Lewis was dangerously stabbed yester lea
by his stepfather. William Goode. The ma
Ter was beating his wife, when the former tn,
erfered to save his mother.
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Probabilities. su,
WAR pEPARrNRHr.l
ONCE Chief Signal officer,
Washington, November u, 1873. 433 P. 81
d the Mss.ssipp! Valley and wes,wa,d to Ne
ska, Kansas and the Southwest, low tempera- aft
:, no, thwt ster,y winds and Gearing weather. m.
Northwest.
Idly weather oe
,r the lakes and thence to the Ohio valley, KIN