New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-08

suHtret no serious !nEury, ana piOSS6uoV
to SillafrdnCs.
The United States steamer Shenandoah
has gone 70 Barcelona. The Congress is
expected here in q few houra.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Isle OF snsaIs NIurderer-His Arrest
in Bost0n-HO Action in New Jersey on
General RniIroad BiIls-Bia for Pay
ment of Virginia tnterest-The Mount
Vernon emphis and SEX
ma Acknowledgement Forrest Presi-
dent-Fire in Observation-Disclosures Of
Paymaster Frey-Steamer George =.
Wright-Fears that Her Crew arc
Prisoners Amena indians - Citizens
Killed by PieRan Indians-TreHchery
OF the M0dOcs-PreparatiOns TO Attack
Them-Coal Oil Accidental Dreadfak
Scare mt BaItimore-h Al 0Gher and Daugh-
ter HIsriered.
PORTSMOUTH. N. H., Narch Lewis
Wagner, the Shoals island murderer was
| arrested N Boston laat night. and is ex-
peCted here on the moor train. An eXClted
| crown is hecr waiting Cor HIM, and the
mayn- has procured squad of marines
| from the navy yard to guard him. The de-
| tails of the double rurder are most h0frt
| be. T4e woman who escaped WaR badly
| frozen.
! 4 large crowd Of indignant citizens were
| gathered on the arrival Of w Wtgner, the al
/ legged murderer, but there was no breach OF
! the peace. 4 guard of marines was placed
| in charge of the stationhouae where he NJ
| temporarily confined,
| The name of the family in which the muEs
| der was committed is Houievet, not Hun
| trees,
| Mr. Eoulevet is n Norwegian, and an in
| dustrious and much respected fisherman.
Mis-. Houlevet's condition is critical. The
| murdered women were of irreprOaohabi6
| character and remarkable for personal
| beauty.
| BosTON, March "A majority of the
| Massachusetts legislative committee on tho
| subject of battle flags have reported leave
| to tine petitioners TO withdraw their peti-
| ton praying for the expunging Of the reso-
| lutions censurng Mr. Sumner.
CONCORD, n Il March 9.-The present
| political campaign, although it involves
The election of three members Of Congress,
| z one of the most quiet ever known III the
| State There ia, notwithstanding, a good
| deal Of effective work being dOne and the
| present indications are that good vote
| will ba p0lled. The Republicans claim,
from a thorough canvass, a decided gam
over the vote of last spring. They also
claim the certain re election OF Gov ernor
| Shaw by $500 majority, and that the Senate
will stand about as Usual. They express
confidence that they will elect the Congress
| men.
On the other hand, the Democrat Is claim
,ha: Il th. fun :arty vote Is roIted they
viii e!ec: Governor Weston and the Com
| greSsmep IN thd first and second DISTRICTS
| while the result OF tho Phird district will
| depend upon the amount Ci money used DB
! the Opposite CaudidateA. They cay ShaS
:ic Credit MobiNrr IL after and the increase
OF ealar,cs will have dlsh"artenirs cheet
| uDOn the Republican party Sud that JheY
1 81
| Gis'r!cts and ieav" no ch1!c" ID another
| MymrHls, March 7.--The directors ~! the
| M.,n,,ai. and Selma railroad have elected
General N. Il. For.cst. president; SaInn"$
Tate. vice president. and II u. buik!eys
| treasurer.
Bo,ToE. March 7.-ThO frs in Wobrrp
Centre this evening burned fix or scyef9
| dwelling houses. ~ stUre. 1Hc church conn
pIetely. and auo her partially. Loss fr"uA
S7a, 600 to $l00. 900; insured. The fire caugh.
from a kerosene lamp left burning 81 ss
| photograph 'sta ahIishm"Ht.
SAN FRAHC!sCc, March 6.-Gcneral Carey
II Frey. chic! yaym1ster Military OIVisI'D
| 0. the Pacific. died here yesterday.
| The Victoria ColO'liSt ha9 tho TO flowing:
| "The steamer George 4. Wright il ri"sa
ashore near the village Of the Kue rgu!atb
Indians, p fierce tribe Of savagea. InG IN.
dians who brought this news 10 Victoria TT.
| manned five days encamped on tho bea'h.
| but saw no signs of boats or people Tram
the wreck. The tadiana from the vi! !!aEcs
! who are usually Very cautious about H":h
| matters. did rot come near the spot.
/ Il il now thought that part or All o. 'he
crew may ba prlsunerE IN tho haDd' "t
these savages, tho worst III Hr1tl5H I3inF@
ha.
| A dispatch from Fort Ban'on, MontanA,
says that war party NJ PIcgan Indians
! killed Hiram Cook and Charles ndOlphs
| % few DAYS ago, above Eagle creek, on tho
Missouri river. Tho bodloa of the NUT
dered men were horribly inutil stcd.
A dispatch from snake river. Idaho. 'ay8
that the cattle are dying IL il: .c uGigt@Ta-
| Cause, severe cold weather.
Orders have been given 10 thH soldiers t0
| prepare TO march tn Lh. lava beds. ana
three hundred srs to star. Immediately.
The .mmanting officer i. HOw IiereT'
mined 30 accept no terms hut UncUE'f1s
;ioral surrender. Nothing hut d t.sh1 VIII
satisfy Captain Jack.
WtsHIEGroy, March 7, Noon. Tho Sot'
| lowing letter Aas been yecei."I iy Se>'rS'
t.ry De!&no:
HsA1a-.n1R,s 'nArE CoSHls'1oS.t
| fIlr.L Ids. haI CD :, 1874.
! 30 Coiurn6-s Deisno. S4cretary OF III. ia,"ro'7
The hotocs .myhaticsily r'jec' :''' ''i FEs
! and propositions. They pr"p"- % NEE ls m
full force, Meaeham and Alple.dt'. wI'h
Elk hundred men, IN th" lava bod. IHIs aRr
! dUubtedly V Tleans treachHFy.
". AT. .tilI willing tD nIcc' them IN "Ofla
| ference, tut not upon thcl: !rrTrs They
| hav. had .n accnssoa ~ TWEEN -"yu: war
| riors--uos Moiocs. Ne will r"YI . fu:ssage
OF protection 70 al. yhn ErIa. 0u. Tha
! corirli-siou is 3 ft',ur.. It 9stvur.. ens arc
| com.ng. time d OF We. importance. .'ouriefs
are awaited 4. z. VIZ CHAM.
BALTIMORE. March IA fl. ,.fao soeuS
| occurred here CHS slOrdinc. cdnss,s ay tha
careless use OF coal OH. ., coI,.s.p 1gmtIE
! employed az the boarding IL. .: MRS.
Duval! poured OH 10 te stn, :, have the
! tire burn quick, Th"o the c4' s;XL!DdgGs
| lh6 unfortunate woman, en- yslDuDQ III
/ HaMes, rushed intS tho sire St3rSlT
| PLllaT of Irs, the flames ,uLLllg Ia" sbOyG
her head. Her screams Seto a3ld ler sew
eral squares.
I In a short time seveSai huud I'D PERSONS