New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-03
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Opsaang - he Inssanausnal ExpssIs
.BufrAtes lOetebsf s2-Millard Fill
opened the lnternAtiqaA Exposition =
IN address. D. Redmond, Of New Orln
fellowed. Attendance very large.
~ Hansiss sf ~ Msdscs.
ToRr KLAkATH, October l. The ere
of 3 gallows for the 1rodocs has
menced. They will hang from one ke
IN public, on Friday moening- at ten o'H
shAEpsI syss ,tslgzaai ? latsf "a -
biH HsRe Ceeviesed ana esnseaeed.
ST., Louls, October 2Joseph II. y
Who attempted to tomahawk his wil
the first Of last Juue, was today sentoe
to ten years In the penitentixry, that Il
the limit Of tho law. Hls counsel =
for IN arrest Of Judgment, - be intendA.
plying for nov trial, n ,,s's.s,..-,,.
In, -Denases Asainse Z Railrsaa. b
CAIR0, October 2.-The Jury in the c1P
Cobb, Blaisdell e. Co. vs. the 1linoisD
tral railroad to-day aWarded to plaiI
US, $50. The suit We 10 RECOVER dams
claimed for delay In shipment Of er
ouIang the Was. edl Ada .Srllot D;
/ eE. d. ~ qzf7,s Suicide. .a.,i.s.-. 3
GALVESTON, October 2.-Pierson H.K
formerly Of New York, committed sue
at the Nstsgorda House, in this city,ass
night, by taking bydfate Of chleral.
ga O. InassAated. a-
The town Of Lampasas was inundateae
Saturday last by tho suddsn rise iSor
creek that flows through the place. Fe
water was SO swift that some twenty hoy
were carried ATsn ontnat tading the =. "a
and contents and the stores ofsnN>
Woods & Gholson and Thomas 6ssnIiO;
with their entire contents. Six persoxth
known to have been, drowned.
.5rols Ohio River Cenyepsion. e
LoUIsvILLE. Ootober 2@The Ohio ~
Convention met this morning, reOrganla
Its committees with the same chairmanE
secretary. '@ ''''e4 Sai q. Is {, e
The executive committee cons :,
Thomas Sherlock, of Ohio; j. p. -
West Virginia; John Means, of KentS
James Trackney, Of Illinois; Ga,e5
Noble, of Indiana; George H. TIL yes
Pennsylvania; Hon. E. A. James, sSoi
nessee. $50 anoA s15t5sI 81 rel
Mr.. Thurston was made chairman ON.
committee on legislation, one mem Der
each State appointed.
{ nc6OiUtlOub W0rU 0uODteO 1Or o0Cu no
to appropriate $1,000 to detray the expad-
o1 tne commission. .sy. ITO
ment of the Tennessee river by rene
the Muscle Shoals distractions, with q 4,
luton requesting Congress to conside.5,
same, offered by E. Al james. of TenSasn
was adopted. An appropriation of z
asked for the next fiscal year for tht e.
by Sherlock, of Ohio. 311 5st
A resolution to widen the cut pass thru
the falls hundred feet, and to redue yea
government to take Immediate, pOssueAl
Of the Louisville and Portland canal. n
adopted. ''''l "'-'' ~
M. Gracev, Of Tennessee, offered s6d
luton to increase the appropriation fo1sd
Cumberland river improvement-fofH
lower river to $2O. 600. and the upper11
to SIS, 900. Adopted. @i III
Resolutions were offered to requesda
gress to order surveys, with view tt
tend the slackwater 70 within three mil3s
the forks Of the Kentucky river; and
veys of, the headwaters Of the Alleaos
and Monographs rivers, with Wiz
determine the practicabiiity of suplsInno
water to the Ohio BY reservoirs. AdG,
! A resolution that no private corpok
shall control any future canal conna "''
the Ohio and Tennessee rivers w.t..
ocean, where the government Aidf1.ne
adopted. The convention then adjf
to meet in Washington ,at the call bai ~
Bass Ball. Nd
PHILADELPHIA, October z2.--The 81
game OF the championship series ned
the Boston and Philsde1phia clubs rbs
club having won four -games-came nd
Day q q The ths Athletic grounds, and attd TO
as umpire. The Bostons won the toss
sent the Philadelphias to the bat fo&r-
The friends Of the White Stockinqsas-
came enthusiastic as Cuthbert, w
Myerle and Bechtel each scored Q runi,m-
BOstons then went to the bat and tie0ish
Philadelphias, Barnes, Spalding, Whit
O'kourke scoring runs. In the
inning Wood made run for the PhiS;n
phias and Barnes for the Bostons, ~
making q tie. VOC ssve.f.
In tie third and fourth innings the
delphias drew blanks, while the 3d.
scored two in the third, and four IN NJ
fourth. The Philsdelphias added on}s
their score in the fifth inning, while
Bostons made four. TIE HladAG(
we're blanked in the next two f6RS (fxM.}
Bostons notching one in the eiKSh, Sbrly
In the eighth inning each side scored sr ass
run. --5ss.r Il 0
On commencing the ninth inning
.cOre stood BostOns II, Philadelph
The Philadelphias opened the inning
'pirit, and had scored four runs, with to
,ne ont when darkness came on, ai a.
game was called. The betting was !"
md much money was lest by tA. friel krly.
,he White Stockings, who anticipates
- and
sostons. p.. ................4 IA / 0
The large score was mainly from &c r
here being only two runs earned ssn
and one by the Bostons Dyer
Mass Meeting Of settlers ON the me
~ er Lanoss Etana
PARSONS, Kan, October IA lar9l
ng of settlers on Osage lands was hd Gges
erday at Usage Mission. Governor p M
delivered an address ON the subjectl
elstiOns between the government II icks-
occupants of those lands. 10 a.
a.. Cholera AbatiBs at Denisos.
The cholera il abating in Denison, Him Him
md the people are returning to their and
Csttsa Awaitiag shIpmenr. eipbt
There il . large amount of cotf add
Denison swsiting shiPment eastwar ,s.,
leldsss can not move Is for look Of
.aeilitiea The efsR b losehsAoQs and
foeHzuuD - Segna1 Rx61