New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-21
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The First Victory for the Chattanooga
Democracy.


The First Victory for the Cha,tanosg,
Democracy.
| CHATTANOOGA, November 2O-The Demo
Gratis carried the municipal election toda,
I for the first time since the war;
Boiler Experiments.
! PI1IsBURG, November 20.-The exper;
I m"nts on boilers by the government com
| mission were continued to-day.
| Upon the ordinary single Yivet@d irO9
| boiler the highest pressure that could be
obtained was 2lO pounds. owing to con
! tinued and increasing escape OF steam from
various parts of the boiler Further at.
| tampts were abandoned until the boiler is
! caulked.
The experiments 60 morrow will be made
upon boilers constructed Of United States
brands OF iron.
CHICAGO. November 20.-Yn Che billiard
tournament this afternoon Joseph Dion beat
DAILY by a score Of 400 to 3lS in sixty-tve
innings. Largest runs-Diou 50. 81 and o.
DAILY 81, 90 and %.
Tonight Cyrile Dion beat Bes.ungeY.
Score 400 20 $40 in orty-eight innings.
Largest rnns-Dion So, 81 and 80; Bessun-
ger 4S, AZ and 36.
GARNER and DAILY are npw playing, and
at 1915 p NJ. GARNER had lGo, with the balls
in hand, to Days "a.
Garnicr beat DAILY; score 100 "a I6y, Il
was splendid game for GARNER, who won
IN twenty-three innings. Winners average
IL 9-.3 Largest runs-&arnep IS. so ~:
DAILY 3D. 3D. Time of the game. one hour
and thirty minutes. The first prize now
lies between Uhassy and GARNER, who play
off tomorrow night, and DAILY and Dion
play Oft for the fourth prize.
The Periis of ssackereIins OF ,iassacAu.
sets.
BOsTos, November Ga dispatch ps
counting the disasters to the Gloucester fish
ing feet during the past year says l52 lives
have been lost, and twenty-tour vessels Of
an aggregate tonnage of 1887 and $4,000
IN value have been swallowed we in the
waves
Address Of the Yope
Rome, November 20.-The Pope easeGay
delivered an address 10 the foreign stud4n ts
about to leave for their homes in conse-
quence of che suppression Of the religious
institutions. He warned the Americans
among them Of che complete and almost
excessive liberty to which they would be
exposed but at the same time drew a con-
trast between the non-interierence with the
church in that country and the prosecutions
TO which 10 was subjected il the German
empire.
Probabilities.
WAR DKPARraENv,>
Office Chief Signal officer, :
Washington, November 90 1873. 4:35 P. M
For Tennessee and the Western Gulf southerly |
winds increasing c!ondiness and higher tempera- |
ture, with occasional ram tomorrow.
For the Eastern Gulf and South Atlantic States
north"esteily winds, veering to southerly, low 4
but SLOWLY rising temperature and clear weather
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass, November 20 P. M-Barometes
O:45. Wind east-southeast, light Arrived-nor.
Se.lln bark Runeburu Frederic m |
ity eight days from Bordeaux, with a cargo of |
VINE, t" order. Sailed-Bark Kalos; steamshpCity !
If Dallas
PAssA-LOuTRE, November 20 P N.-Wind south
asst, hghH. Weather very hazy. Arrived-Brig |
Hide, Hill master, sixty four days from Rio
anelro, via Mobile, with cargo of coffee to ". F.
ialsey; bark Lucy, Grunde master fourteen !
lays from Kingston, Jamaica in ballast 60 Shop
erd DeWol: No departures
EICkSBrKG November 20-Down-alic@ Brown
nd bhrSes at NJ; Little Condor at2P. ~ Up
oil and cloudy. Rlving falling
MEMPHIs, Sovember 20.Weather Cloudy and
arm; River falling slowly. Arived-H. c. Yaeger.
ate ki"ney and 0uachlta Belle for Sew orleans
PirTsBsKG November .0.-Rivsy six feet six I
lches and falling slowly.
CINCINNATI, November 20.-Rivey swelSg teeg md |
%eather cloudy and cole.
Louisville, November 20--Rver rising slowly, J
18th ttsp in the canal and four seer in sh., |
ass down Che chute weather CIcudy and cod !
from Cincinnati Ispaated-
airy Houston for Rev orleans.
EVANSVILLE Soyember 20.-WeaShe7 cloudy since ]
oono Mercury aaneing between ~ and 3s,. |
wee risen eight inches.
CAIRO. November 2O.-Arrive9-Julis fposn vjcas- ,
lrg a A. NJ John KYLE, from 81 Louis at nine; I {
nrner, from New Orleans, at P vi; Alaska from
ncinnati at four beaarted-Julia, for st Louis, I
ver stationary. Weather cloudy and cold. I
ST. LorIs November l0.-Ar1ived- Tom Jasper 7
ON New Orleans. Ds-parted-&. IL Smith for {
r New Orleans River falling. Weather clear !
ID warmer.