New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-11
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| their water lines of TRANSFORMATION to the
| seabOard. The committee will also reouest
| an organization OF q committee in each of
! the leading cities of the Mississippi valley,
| to cooperate with them, in order that the
| requirements OF the deficient sections NAV
be properly considered and concerted action
secured.
The Carlist Victory Denied.
MADRID, November l0.-The report that
| the Carlists were victorious, in the engage
ment near Miranda De Arga, and that Lieu
| tenant General De Rivera was killed, is off
cially denied this morning. General Picavi
De Rivera was not hurt, nor was Moriones
captured by the insurgents. Tie govern
ment has received dispatches from both of
| these officers dated the ninth.
Raid of Texas Desperadoes.
CORPUS CHRISTI, November l0.-A bold
| robbery was committed on the sixth in this
county, at Conception, by gang of about
| eight armed Mexicans, who entered the
stere of MIR. Schubert about six o'clock in
the evening, carrying away a large amount
OF money and arms. No steps have been
taken to arrest the flight of the band, which
1s supposed to have fled to Mexico -.
The bOldness of the robbery shows the
lnetficiency or lack of policemen or troops.
Several OF the band were recognized, among
which were Leonardo Flores, Manuel Con
peradoes: 1t is hoped that proper protec-
| ton will be granted
How the Spaniards Murdered Their
Prisoners.
KEY WEST, November l0.-A letter trop
| Havana, dated November 5, gives the fol
| lowing account of the execution of the
prisoners from the steamer Virginius at
| Santiago The four prisoners were shot at
the place made famous by previous execu-
| tions and in the usual manner kneeling
close to the slaughterhouse wall. All
marched to the spot with trmness.
Bembetta and Ryan showed marked
cou1 age, although the former was slightly
affected toward the last. The two others
| quite broke down before they were band
aged. Ryan kept up to the last; never
| tiinched a moment, and died without fear
or regret Bembetta and Ryan were killed
at the first discharge.
Inspectors of Boilers.
PITTsBURG. November IO.-The United
| States inspectors to inquire into the causes
of steam boiler explosions meet here Tues
| day. November l8. Experiments will be
made the following day upon three new
boilers, two of iron and one of steel, con-
structed especially for this test
Arrests.
| LITTLE Rock, November 10. - Eight
| prominent participants in a recent shooting
| atfray in Lorake county have been arrested
| and are now in Jail.
| The Business Prospects in New England.
Boston,. November IO-The Boston Daily
| AdrertiSer this morning introduces an ar
| ticle on the business outlook, as follows:
| The reports from the manufacturing sec
| tions of the country, particularly from the
New England places, begin to be Of more
| cheering temper. This morning there is
news Of a resumption of business in several
instances, and the running of manufactures
anl hA tn1 nhav
acter of many statements is daily becoming
more apparent"
Impost Decree AnnuIled.
HAVANA, November 1O.-The decree
issued September 3, imposing a duty
of fifty per cent in gold on articles of
| luxury imported into this island, has been
aunulled. Port charges on shipping will be
collected in gold after January |, 1874.
! Luperon Again in the Field.
| Adyices from st. Thomas to the fifth in
stant are received. News had reached that
| island that Geheral Luperon. who retired
| from tie leadership Of~the revolutionary
force in San Domingo two months ago, has
| been recalled by the insurgent chiefs and
! will resume his old command. 1t is sup
posed that, under his leadership, the revo-
lutionists will make a supreme effort and
either triumph or be annihilated.
| Memphis NO Longer in Need.
I
| lice. thanking the police of other cities an
nounces further assistance unnecessary.
! The streets to-day were crowded, and
| presented the same appearance as before
| the fever broke out. Nearly all the alb
sentees have returned. Weather quite
| warm.
EIortalitv.
| There were twenty-seven deaths fro9n
| yellow fever and thirty from other causes
during the past week. The city is tree from
| infections or contagious disease. Three
deaths from yellow fever and three from
other causes on Sunday, all old cases.
There were two deaths from yellow fevey
to-day. The HOwards report five new casess
Trial of Alderman CECILIA.
| Alderman CECILIA, for the alleged crime q
| drawing ratiOns from the relief COMMITTEES
for fictitious persons and applying item ta
his own use, was arraigned before conss
| mittee of the board to-day. The evidence
was very conflicting The committee 1ue
served its decision until tomorrow.
Arrest of Bank Robbers and NIurderers.
| LOUISVILLE, November 10-Two of the
men engaged in robbing the Columbia Keno
| lucky. Bank and numbering the cashier
some time ago, have been ca ught in Maine
| and will be brought to Kentucky for trials
Destructive Fire.
| SPRrNGFIELD, Mass, November l0-ThS
| old round house of the Boston and Albany
railroad, fifteen locomotives and two snSw
| plOws burned this morning.
A Consolidation Movement.
| DETROIT, November lO.-The movement
for a consolidation of the farmers. grangess
and labor refOrmers is quietly approac hing
| cOnsummatiOn.
| The Fair at NatcheZ.
| NATCHEz, Miss, November IOe-The fass
| and races will commence on Tuesday, the
eighteenth The prospects are more fattere
ing than they have ever been. Sixty horses
are here and stables are arriving daily
Cape Race, Silent Friend, Stanford, Nick
here.
| ST. LOUIS, November sI0.-James III.
| Lucas, the wealthiest citizen of this citys
died last night.
| Indians Killed.
! General Crook, commanding the Depart
| ment of Arizona, reports the slaughter of
| fourteen TOnton Indians during recent
scouting expedition
| Starving.
| QUEBEC, November lO.-The settlers on
| the island of AnticOsta are represented to
| be in a starving condition, and government
steamers have been dispatched with largo
supplies of provisions for their relief.
Celebration in Mexico.
| MATAMOROs, Mexico, November l0..-
| Throughout Mexico to-day they are cele-
| brating the adoption Of the additional
! articles to the national constitution, among
which are the abolition Of peonage and the
| separation of church and State The mill
| tary paraded, orations were delivered, and
the city is Illuminated tonight amid gen
eral rejoicing.
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