New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-04

Bishop Gross, of Savannah.


AUGUSTA, November 3-Bishop Gross,
Catholic Bishop of Savannah, who was dam
gerously ILL., is convalescing. He passed
through this city this morning on his way
to Baltimore, and will return on the nine
teenth to lay the corner stone of the new
cathedral at Savannah.
Declines.
PROVIDENCE, November st is under
stood that General Howard declines trus-
teeship under the Sprague mortgage.
Meeting of the Sprague Creditors.
A meeting of the creditors of the A. &
w. Sprague Manufacturing Company, and
of A & W. Sprague will be held Thursday,
November g. in the Horse Guards armory
here. Until then all further movements IN
the Sprague affairs Will be held i'll abey-
ance, so that a full expression of the views
of the creditors may be obtained as a bass
of action. Governor Howard has declined
TO be a trustee of the estate. The excite
ment in the matter has subsidized.
Arrested for Forgery.
ST. LOUIS. November 3.--M. +. Wade,
formerly clerk in the office Of the Secretary
OF State OF Tennessee, was arrested hero
On saturday, charged with the forgery @
20,Q00 i'll State bonds.
Run Away.
The bryisers, Allen, Chambers and Mad
Gen. have gone TO Omaha.
NcCooIe Renrrested.
A warrant having been issued to-day for
the arrest of Mike McCoole, charged with
killing Patscy Marley last Wednesday
night, he gave himself up. This afternoon
his bond was Cancelled and he is ufav IN
Jail.
A Denial.
Sheriff Cooper, of Madison county. Hi
nois, denies that requistion for Allen.
McCoole. Chambers Blake and others, VIII 8
participated in the fight in that county
some weeks ago, has been Issued by GoTS
ernor Beverldge.
The Balloon Wedding Party.
san FRANCISCO, November 3.-A Large
crowd witnessed the favorable start OF the
balloon wedding party.
The Revolution in Sonora.
Private advices from Mexico per steameS
Newbern state that the revolution in Ala
mas. Sonora is about quelled. However,
further troubles are anticipated from the
unsettled condition of affairs in the country.
A Railroad War.
KNOXVILLE. November 3-The trouble
between the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia Railroad Company aud their en-
ployes has not vet been adjusted. The men
obsrruct the running Of the freight trains,
but do not interfere with passenger trains,
Marine.
Boston. November 3.-Arriyed-Ste amer
Atlas, from Liverpool.
Another Excursion Party.
CADDo, Indian Territory, October S.
The Governor OF the Choctaw nation,
Judges Of the Supreme Court, members OF
the Legislature and their friends, number
ing about fifty. lett here to-day on an ex-
cursioR TO Sadalis, Missouri, as guests OF
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad.
They Will inspect the company S machine
shops and other manufacturing works OF
the company, and will stop at the principal
points on the route 10 be afforded an op-
portuuitv 70 learn for themselves what
railroads have done for Missouri and Kan
sas In the party are number of Choc-
taw ladies and children. This excursion is
regarded as an important era in the future
development of the Indian Territory.
Paying Interest and Dividends.
PHILADELPHIA, November 3-The Cam
den and Amboy Company are paying III
terest today on the SJ,000,000 loan OF the
Delaware and Raritan Canal and Transpor-
tation Company.
The North Pennsylvania, OIL Creek, Ale
ghany River. and Eimira and Wiliansport
Railroad Companies are paying dividend
and interest, but the amounts are small.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company has
as yet made no declaration OF dividend
and stockholders are becoming anxious.
Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad.
HANNIBAL, Mo-, November 3.-At meet
ing of the stockholders of the Hannibal