New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-14

cfuded TODAY. He was found guilty and
sentepced to three months imprisonment
and the payment OF COSTS
MISCELLANEOUS.
Schooner AIenk and Abandoned.
VINEYARD HAVEN. November l3.-The
schooner Martha, from Bristol for Charles
ton. sprung aleak in latitude 80, longitude
73o Her crew were taken OF and brought
here.
Another Defauiter.
PROVIDENCE, X. L., November Este
phen p. dwell. cashier OF the Common
wealth Na'ional Bank, is a defauIter 10 lho
TINE Of $4,000.
on the Track.
MEMPHIS, November 13--The accommo
dation train from Brownsville for tins city
was thrown off the track near that place
Yesterday morning by a bar OF iron tled on
the track. and the engine, with one car
was wrecked. Only one passenger Mrs'
Agnes Kenney, of Batesvllle, ARKANSAS
was seriously injured, she having hef COL
lar bone broken and being cut IN the iore
head. r,,,;.o
vas demolished, but save slight bruises
and cuts, none of the men were injured.
The en- gineer discovered the obstruction
in time to apply the brakes and check the
speed of the train, else all would probably
have been killed or wounded.
Two Deaths Of the Fever.
There were two deaths from yellow fever
to-day-Richard Vaughn and d. Z. Porter
both Of whom died from a relapse up 10
nine o'clock to night the Towards had no
ease reported for to-day. The air continues
cool and b, acing, and the most timid have
now left their hiding places and walk the
streets boldly.
The country people are focking to the
eity in crowds, and the exposition takes the
place Of Yellow Jack rs topic IN general
conversation.
Recovered Damages.
kDIANAPuLIs, November l3.-Henry
Horst, who was injured on the Indianapolis
and st. Louis railroad, while riding on
free pass, was to-day awarded Soooo dan-
ages.
Rosroy. November l3.-The Cashmere
mill in Cavandish, Vermont, belonging to
r. w. Whipple, of Providence, burned.
Loss 100000.
Ncr,h Carolina Finances In Court:
RALEIGH, N. c., November l3.-In 1871
the Treasurer of the State, under authority
Of the Legislature, appropriated to the pur-
pose OF general government VA ,9oo that
lad been Collected to pay the interest on
day four bills in equity were filed in the
United States Court for the Eastern district
OF North Carolina, praying the public
Treasurer be enjoined from paying
any money out Of the treasury until
ho has first replaced the above sum
to the credit of the funds for which the
same was raised, for the payment of the
interest on the bonds held by the plaintiff
and all other holders who may become
parties to these suits. A preliminary in
junction has been granted by Judge Bond.
and the twenty-sixth set for hearing the
motion for special injunction.
While there is growing disposition on
the part Of the people and press to recog-
nize the old debt of the State, the people
are fixed in their determination to resist by
all lawful means the payment of these
spocial tax bonds. When these are dis
posed of. steps will undoubtedly be taken
10 compromise the old debt upon a basis
acceptable to the State and bondholders.
Yellow Fever Broken Out Again at Balm.
bridge.
SAVANNAH, November 13.-The yellow
fever has broken out again at cambridge.
Six new cases reported to-day. also the
death Of Mr.. Lewis, the mayor of the city.
Point Breeze Races.
PHILADELPHIA, November l3-The first
running meeting at Point Breeze Park
commenced to day and was well attended.
The first race was two miles over eight
hurdles, and was won by George West,
beating Tammany and Prince Albert.
The second race was dash OF one mile,
and was won by Lizzie Lucas in l:461e.
Third race, mile heats, in which Artist,
Minnie Mac and Hattie O'Neall entered.
Minnie Mac won in two straight heats
Time of both heats. l:54.
The Billiard Tournament.
CHICAGO, November 10 In the billiard
tournament to-day the first game was be-
tween Joseph Dion and George Slosson. 1t
was won by Dion in the eightysecond in
ming, the score standing: Dion 400, Slosson
1856 The largest runs made by Dion were
81, 20 and 80; Slosson 30 and q. The win
ner's average was ~ 81.
The second game was between Maurice
Duly and John Bessunger, and was won by
DAILY in seventy-six innings. The score
was 400 TO 800. The largest runs were:
Daly 60, 26; Bessupger "a, 80, As Winners
average, 27-76 Both games were very
slow and devoid of interest.
The first game in the billiard tournament
tonight, between Joe and Cyrille Dion, was
won by Cyrille in fifty six innings Score
400 to go. Winners average7 IL. Largest
runs-Cyrille, 81, 81; Joseph, 80. II. The
game was uninteresting throughout and oc
cuped two hours.
The second game, between Ubaasy and
Snyder is now progressing. The games to- |
morrow are: In the afternoon. Snyder and |
Bessunger and GARNER and SlOsson; in the |
evening Ubassy aud Joe Dion and GARNER |
and c. Dion.
British Fishery Commissioner.
OTTAWA, November Is -Mr. Rothery, |
the British commissioner who is engaged IN |
preparing the Canadian case in connection
with the marine and fisheries department,
has left for New York and Washington
Important Suit.
TRENTON, N. j., November l3.-In the
Supreme Court motion was made to re-
new claims originating in the loss 10y fire at |
pier No |, New York City, in 1862 on cot
ton valued at $250,000, against the old
Camden and Amboy Railroad Company.
The plaintiffs obtained judgment III New
York for the amount stated. They are now
trying to commence suit IN this State versus
the united companies. The question ia
whether the united companies are response
BILE for the debts OF the Camden and Amboy
Company.
ST LOUIS, November l3-Advices from |
the Cherokee Nation say Monday last a
Cherokee desperate named K. j. Foreman
was asess-inated at Tahlequah in fight
between several parties. Before Foreman
lied he Killed TWO Oh DIS dssdI'dHts. one vi |
them a member of the Cherokee Legisla-
iure.
A Countcrfeiter Arrested.
LOUISVILLE November l3.-Some days
since one Harrison passed some dangerous
counterfeit $50 notes on firms in this city.
He was arrested at Lexington and brought |
back here, when he dire cted the officers to
the residence of one Staut, on the out
skirts, from whom he obtained the money
Staut was arrested and sixty $50 notes
and 1873 fifty cent notes, all counterfeit,
were found in his possession. The officers
.hink Staut has been some time in the bust
hess. The counterleits were splendidly ex
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