New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-30
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Internal Revenue Collector short.
ST. ALBANs, VT, November :9.-Anson ).
Crane assistant collector OF the third inter-
nal revenue district, is Sl70,000 short. Sen
ator Edmonds is his bOndsman.
Condition os the spragues.
PROVIDENCE, November 29.-The Sprague
trust deed has been signed by the members
of the firm and individuals of the Sprague
family.
Fire In Ct. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, November 29.-J. B. Living
ston a. Co.'s planning mill and several au
Joining factories burned. Loss, sl1oooo'
Receiver for the National Trust Company
PIrrsBuRG, November GA receiver has
been appointed for the National trust CON
pany OF this city. Over Slooooo III pronils'
sorry notes have been lost or s'"ien: - n"n,
Der of these notes are said by the lndorsefs
to be forgeries.
Hudson River Closed.
porcuxEEPsIE. November 29-The Hud-
sor river north of Rhinebeck Is closed.
Deaths fror, Drinking sstoleh LiGuof.
N.NTREAL. November 29.-Four addI-
tionaI deaths from the accidental poisoning
nj YESTERDAY Five persons are still IN
nrecarious condition. II appears that Fla
Gerty. the man who died yesterday, saw a
sleigh standing in the street without IA
driver, and stole tberefrom a bottle con
tanning what he supposed to be sherry, but
which proved to be wine of co!chicum.
This he shared with the inmates OF the tene
ment in which he lived, and some neigh
bOrs, with the fatal results mentioned.
Steamer Overdue.
PopTIAND. November 29.-The steamer
Pietcn, from Halifax, for Montreal, is ten
DAYS overdue, with twenty five aboard.
Liquor Seizure in Boston.
BosToY. November 29-The State con
stables recommended business. and seized
$4,000 worth of liquor to-day.
On an Anti-Nlormon Crusade.
SALT LAKE, November 29.-Ann Eliza,
Brigham Yourg's nineteeth wife, LETT here
Yesterday on her mission against pOlygamy.
Her departure several days before the time
previously announced By her friends. Is
said to be owing to the BELIEF that an effort
would be made to prevent the fulfillment of
her intention. The Ne,rs, the Mormon organ,
saws the MormOns are not for war or the
Cuban question, unless it can not be honora-
bly, avoided.
Marine items.
HALIFAX, November 29.-The bark Es-
cape, from Glasgow, for New York, has
been wrecked on the coast of Nova Scotia.
Her majesty's steamer Sirius, from Hall
fax, before reported missing, has arrived in
England.
The Railroad War in Illinois.
SPRINGFIELD, H., November 29.-Ip the
Gilman. Clinton and Springfield railroad
imbroglio writ of assistance was issued by
Judge Upton, of Mclean county, and this
morning the sheriff of this county at
tempted to execute it, but that officer was
epioined by Judge Treat, Of the United
States court, and cited to appear for con-
tempt. Subsequently an agreement Was
entered into by the attorneys of both par
ties that the matter should remain in statu
quo until Tuesday next, when proceedings
will be had before Judge Treat.
In the matter of injunction, Colonel Nor |
gan having tailed to qualify, the order has |
been modified by Judge Upton SO as to |
make +. Z. Hinckley, of the Paducah and |
Chicago railroad, sole receiver. The offices |
remain in charge of the representatives of |
the bondholder=, the receiver and his aids |
being in and about portions of the building, |
but offering no resistance to the representa- |
tives of the bondholders in the discharge of |
their duties in controlling the road.
The California SenntOrship.
SAN Francisco, November 29-It is be- |
heved among politicians that Ex-Governor |
Haight, anti-railrOad Democrat, will be |
elected for the unexpired term of Senator |
Casserly, and that Booths prospects to sue
coed Haight are assured by Casserly's re-
signation.
The Bombardment of Cartagena. |
MADRID, November 29-During the bonn |
bardment of Cartagena on Wednesday, the |
arsenal and barracks were the chief marks |
for the besiegers' artillery, but the cathe-
dral and hospital were also struck.
On Friday the theatre, the Protestant |
church and two entire streets were de-
stroyed. Two hundred persons were killed
and wounded within the city. The insur-
hav ed q ba
forts.
At last accounts the firing from the city
was subsidng. The loss OF the besiegers
has been exceedingly small. The officers of
the foreign squadron succeeded in obtaining
an armistice of four hours during Friday
night
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Office Chief Signal OficeA : |
Washington, November 20, 1873 a35 P. NJ
For the Mort Invest and thence southwark to Kan. |
sas and Missouri northeastery and sOutheasterly |
winds, slowly rising temperature, and cloudy
For the lakes ard extending to Kentucky and
West Virginia, variable winds mostly easterly.
with cold, partly cloudy weather.
For Tennessee and the Southern States. north
easterly and southeasterly winds, C. lder and
cloudy weather, with possibly occasional rain in
For the Middle and Eastern States northwest. |
arly winds and cold, clear weather.
After the nth of December; the displag of eau
aionary signals will be suspended at the lake ports |
for the winter.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass November 29, P Barometer
5O27. Wind east, light. lrrived-Bark John Ged.
die. Smith, master, fifty days from Liverpool.
with a cargo of salt. to master; schooner Jennie
ruit, to Macheea Oteri; schooner s. H. Lawrence,
Kemp, master eighteen days from Boston. with !
general cargo bank Bridgeport, Morgan master.
hty eight days from Liverpool with salt, 20 George
Fosdick Co.. French bark Alphonse eft Marie, |
Prirat master, forty eight days from Bordeaux. ,
master forty days from Liverpool with a cargo
,f salt to master The potboat Haze spoke yes 6
I rday, of Southwest Pass; steamer J. W. Allison c
'he wished to be reported. No departures. ..
VrCKsBuRG November 29.-Passed down-Charles I
n; Katie, . p Nj. Up-John A. Wood. g. W. j. i
lie wis 8 last night Up to dav-Jnlia P NJ; Par. O
las risen seven inches in the last twenty four
ours. /
MEMPHIS, November 2e.-weather cloudy and .
steadily. Departed-Cty of Vcksburg for st. |
.ous, Bsnno. k City for White river, City of Alton
md Charles Bodmann for New Orleans, and Airing. | d
EVANSVILLE, November 20. Weather clear and =
DOL River risen four feet; fourteen feet to Cairo
ST. Louis November 30 -Arrived-Babbage. from L
Jew Orleans. Departed-Exporter, Mohawk and | d
arm. r, for New Orleans Kinney for vicksbuTg;
With four and half to five feet to Cairo Veal her
CAIRO November Acknowledgement City. | '
New Orleans, at p NJ; Capitol City, from st. ] .
Louis, AT P. M. Departed-ThompsOn Dean. for
New Orleans at midnight; Tolle for st. Louis, at
M. River stationary. Weather clear and cold. | a
PlTTsBuRG, November 39.-River falling. with !
sight feet six inches
LOUISVILLE, November 29.-Rvef fisine with ten Q
eet eight inches in the canal eight feet eight | s
II d COO. | =
CINCINNATI. November 2a.ARiver twenty esven
Ieet SIX inches ard stationary. Arrived--Louis- ! I
vile, irons New Orleans. Deparpede Anna end J. !
W. Garrett. for New Orleans ! +,
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