New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-08
WHOLE NUMBER 2O23..

advisable and necessary to protect the
rights OF stockholders, and to redress the
wrongs which have been perpetrated,
Resolced, That we hereby advise and suo-
gest that no one shall hereafter be employed
IN the service OF tho company who is mem
Der of any league, body, Organization or
combination which encourages such ac.a
OF disorder, violence and wrong, and which
seeks to accomplish it's purposes by palpa-
BILE and outrageous violations of law.
| Yellow Fever Abated ut Montgomery.
MONTGOMERY. November There have
| been no yellow fever deaths during the last
tye1ty-fou hours. and the few cases on
hand are convalescing.
| Closed.
| PrrTsBURG, November The banking
| house of J. b. McVay g. Co. closed doors,
this morning, owing to complications grow
ing out OF the suspension Of their Eastern
| correspondents.
Iron Works Stopped.
ST. LOUIS, November 1.-Two of the iron
| works in East St. Louis have stopped work.
| throwing about 200 men out of employment
| The Vulcan Iron Works has stopped two
OF their three furnaces, closed their rail
| mill and discharged about 400 men. Other
| works have either stopped their furnaces or
| nave discharged part of their employees,
! and al! have reduced wages twenty per
cent. Many manufacturing establishments
in this city have reduced their working
force, but have not cut down wages.
Deadly Quarrel.
A quarrel, growing out of an old feud,
between George Hopkins and Mr.. Bailey, of
Brownerton, Henry county, Missouri, on
Wednesday night, resulted in the killing of
Hopkins and the mortally woundino of
Bailey. Both were respectable citizens,
Hopkins being public administrator of the
county.
The Passengers ON the Bavarian.
TORONTO, November There are hopes
OF the safety Of the fourteen persons left
aboard of the steamer Bavarian, which
took fire on the night of the fifth.
nlississippi State Fair.
JACKSON. Miss, November THE Mis-
sissippi State fair will open on Monday
next; all departments promise to be IN
Undderzoek.
WEsTcHEsrRR, November Tho Udder-
zook case was given to the jury this morn
ing. The judges charge is indefinite
The jury IN the Udderz0ok case. not hav-
| ing returned verdict at halfpast ten, the
court adjourned until tomorrow.
The Grangers In New York,
BrNGHAMrON, November The State
Grange OF the Patrons of Husbandrv was
organized yesterday at Syracuse. Repre-
sentatlves were present from all parts of
the State. The following officers were
elected: George c. Hinckiey, of Fredonia,
master; George Sprague, Of Lockport, score
tary.
EVANSVILLE, November 7.-Ellos Canal
Mills were burned at one o'clock this morn
ing. Loss. 81, 900; insurance, $4,000.
The Allen-Hosan Fight.
KANSAS CITY, November Parties in
terested in the proposed prize fight between
Allen and Hogan are making efforts to have
the fight come off in this CITY Allen had
benefit at the theatre last night, and Hogan
will have benefit on Tuesday night, after
which they expect to start for Omaha.
Daring Attempt Mt Robbery.
WILMINGTON, Del, November "A great
excitement was caused this evening by an
alarm proceeding from the residence of the
cashier of the Bank of Delaware of this
city, caused by an attempt of five masked
| men to gag and bind the family of the
cashier with a view to robbing the bank.
| stratagem seized the cashier; handcuffed
and threw him to the floor, and then pro-
ceeded to the diningrOOm, where the ladies
were at tea, and with drawn pistols en-
forced silence.
One of the ladies escaping gave the
alarm, when two of the police force hastily
repaired to the scene, ig time to see the
burglars escaping. Chase was given, and
one Of the police gained quickly upon the
retreating gang.
Shots were exchanged without effect,
when one Of the raiders suddenly stopped,
allowing an officer to get near, when q mur-
derous blow was dealt, and the officer fell
senseless to the pavement, seriously wound
ed in the head The rascals so far escaped,
but it is hoped they will be captured before
morning. ~
Labor Stopped-Discharge Of W0rkmeu
and Women.
Boston, November The Manchester,
New Hampshire, print works will do
Der. About 500 people are thrown out of
work. The mills were shut down this
| week, and it is understood that they will
run only four days per week hereafter.
The mills of the Great Falls Manufactul-
ing Company will be run on three-fourths
time on and after next Monday. The Ames-
bury Woolen Mills commenced running on
half time yesterday. The SALISBURY Mills
are running on three-quarters time.
The Merrimac Hat Company, of Sales
bury, will shut down tomorrow for the
month of November. Owing to the reduc-
tion of their wages, q large number of la
borers on the Mine Central bridge, at
Waterville, have quit work, leaving very
few employed at that point.
The Maine Centra, railroad has Just dis
charged 300 workingmen.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT
Office Chief Signal Officer,
Washington, November I, 1873. 43s P. M.
For the lower lakes. fresh to brisk southerly
For the Middle and Eastern States northeasterly
and easterly winds, cloudy and rainy weather.
For the Southern States, southwesterly and
northwesterly Winds party cloudy and clearing
weather and falling temperature
For the Ohio valley and thence over Tennessee,
with clearing and colder weather 1' - '''''i'''
For the upper lakes, northwesterly winds, occa.
sonal rain and partly cloudy weather.
Toledo, Cleveland. Brie: Buffalo oswego and
Rochester, and continue for Cape May,
Southwest and generally from wsst Of the Missis
sippi river.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass. November I. p M-Barometer
Stream Whtehurss master at 4se a r0m n1
Baltimore via Havana, to J. N. Witherspoon
French bark St. Genevieve, Reguenin, master
to Cazaux & verguol Sailed-Ship Gsnevievs
Strickland AID bark Kralievieka.
vICKsBURG, November Passed dOwn-Molle
Moore at last night, Candins morea at A. NJ. TO-
day. Tom Jasper 1T II A. NJ Henry Probasco at S
?. NJ. Phoenix at $ P. NJ, Robert x Lee at p M
Up-CiencOe at last night. Up to-day-Belle Lee
at A. II. Arrived-yoe Kinney a. 9 L. NJ River
rising. Weather cool and clear
C GISoIysArI ss;HA November River fourteen feet
ana Novembsn cloudy With light rain
INCHES aud falling. light rain fell this afternoon.
CAIRO, November 7.-Arrived-City Of Quincy.
from New Orleans, at 3 P. NJ; Susie Silver, from
81; Louis. at A: NJ; Yaeger from Sew Orleans, at
p NJ DepartedIJames Howard for New Or
leans. at P. NJ: City of Quincy for st. Louis. at
10 A: Nj Sam Parker, and Ella for New Orleans at
Z A. n; Future City, for New Orleans, at 2 P. NJ;
Susie Silver, for New Orleans, at P. NJ; Yaeger,
i0r st. Louis, at P. N. River risen one inch