New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-07
FOREIGN Markets.
Shreveport LIENS.
From the Tinca of the first:

From the Times of the first:
Mr.. A. Saville, manager of the Telegram
Office, was taken down with the fever sc
terday.
Rev. w. Z. Paxton, of the Baptist Tn
versity of this city, was taken down viii
the fever yesterday morning, a. his res
dence in the outskirts of the city.
Mr. Albert Mansfield. a merchant doir
busine+s on the other side Of the river. o.
posite the ferry landing. died on Monda
night with black v0mit. Mr.. MANSFIELD
came from st. Louis last winter, and, by hi
upright behavior, energy and perseverance,
at once gained the esteem and good will U
all who came in contact with him. liz
leaves wife and two children in st. Louis
Our attention has been called to th'
stencil III the neighborhood Of the grave
yard, which, in the opinion of our physi
Sians, is calculated to breed disease. On,
of our local physicians reports five new
eases yesterday in the vicinity OF the in
closure, and thinks that this had something
TO do with it. The residents in the nei gh
borhood all complain, and we hope our city
authorities will take steps to remedy il il
possible. We understand that the ground
has cracked in many places, ah'ordipg egress
for the stencil arising from the decaying
bodies.
An attempt was made last Monday night
by a gang Of burg lars to rob the grocery
store of L. Baer, on Texas street. There
is good deal of mystery attending the
whole affair, and as the matter is undergo.
ing investigation we refrain from going into
particulars, further than that Z. L
Pritchard was killed by one GLASS; who was
watching the store at the time. Four per.
sons were arrested yesterday and tried be.
fore committee of citizens, and the evi.
dence was so strong agains. some of them
that they were remanded to Jail to await Ii
further investigation this morning. Ii ts
shought that there is a gang of burglars
operating here, with their headquarters on
the opposite side of the river.
From the Times of the second instant:
Captain j. E. Mcguire has been elected
by the board OF administrators city sexton,
vice S. JusIi. deceased.
The supply train from Marshall yester.
day contained something of most ali kinds
of food necessary for.a beleagured city. in
Guiding ear load of sheep and cattle, be.
sides chickens. eggs, butter, vegetables, etc.
Since our last issue death has claimed
some of our prominent citizens. Lieuten.
ant 4. A. Woodruff, Uuited States en- gneers:
Z. W. Lewis, one of the proprietors of the
Times; Rev. Father Gregand, formerly of
Monroe, and Charles Horn, engineer OF the
tee works.
Atssrs. Warren & Jordan. steamboat
agents, received dispatch yesterday from
Captain Joseph A. Aiken. Of the steamer
&. il. Durfee, authorizing them TO pay over
to the Howard Association $3.50 for him, for
the benefit ut our INDECENT sick. This is
very liberia! on the part OF Captain Joseph |
A. Aiken.
There seems 70 he Il fatality attending the |
Catholic priests which We find among no |
other clnss0 f people. The death OF Father |
Gregand " sterday, makes four priests tina,
IA Il lid II IL,
before us contains the death of Father
Daily at Memphis. aud Father Schneider at
New Orleans. The ways Of Providence are
beyond comprehension
Yesterday John s Glass. William Gre.
dan and Charles II ,rrold were again
brought before Ii committee Of our citizens
Oh the charge of robbing l.. Baer's store |
last Monday night. Charles Harold made
, written confession, in which he admits
that ne planned the burglary. but impi.
Gates John 5. Glass, William Credan and
.. Boa. Oman. Tn" c,mmittee found Charles
Harold guilty, and report, 81 to the citi.
sens OF Shreveport. They were then re.
nands q back to il to await future events.
Charles Har old was from Mobile where |
70 is known rs Buffalo Bill. William Gre.
Ian was once Unitrd States marsh al at Liz.
lie Rock. John 8 Glass is u dead beat
rois New Orleans. The killing of c. Z.
'rltchaf6 by John S. Glass will be nves,i
.ated arfr. the legal authorities in due
curse Of time
Lieu en,n =. A. Woodruff, Of the United
't,tes engine'r coIps, died of The fever
tuesday night, September 30. Although |
eatb is busy taking eff our best citizens,
many of whom pass to The grave without a |
ribute nutlcc from us, yet we should DO
erelict III unr duty to pass him by without
brief paragraph. He came among us
bout two years ago perfect stranger. sent
y hi- gov rnment to remove the raft in
led river. BY his courtesy ia our people,
tern integrity and untlrnching industry {
nd prr-r. erance. he w,n ,hc eAteem Of
his community, aud his death is looked J
pom as Il public calamity. Some three ,
'eehs since. hearing OF our affection. he LETT
he work Oh the raft and CAV" his whole at {
entlon 1" ne sick and dying. In about !,
7eek he WAS taken with the lever. and the ,
cpe was universally expressed that he
hight recover, bu'. alas the ways of Pruvi q
enee are il scruabls and he rests in his
rave. He died martyr 10 the BILE ssed :
ause OK crariIy. and may HIS reward be
reat in the world 10 come.
From the Times Of tn. third: I
&. w. Heating, formerly postmaster h, re ,
nd now .u, erintend, III OF public educa' ION :
,r this district. was taken "own yester, ay. I
At the solicitation OF the Howard AesU. /.
alton, Drs. Chopin, Bruins AL. David. J
IN will tarry another week with us.
II. 4. Dcey tus, OF tn. firm of Dreyfi, :
rothers. died Yesterday # he :tver. THIS
axes three OF the firm that have died, and
le fourth Is now very sick.
a telegram was received yesterday an. 2
,uncing the d,uth of j. b Hubbard at ,
alias on he first ii Oc,. Der. at 4 A. NJ.
G was for -nmr time pas stage agent at Q
lis pl;,ct on; itfl here Il, the .,rcakiug out |
the rtl.tinic
Drs. Cry. Cnliff and Sanders we under. :
and, are coDtiu,d 10 their rooms by sick
,ss thu"gh Wc la dly think with We low '
Yer. TG.y are worn out vita being up a
ght ana GaF y. ara 'avt some fever. For
lis reason Drs Bmn-, Cnoprin aud Dave 8
son vii. J.tn..in with ~ suorh-r week |
Id alton. Z" all ..atenis ealing upon .
EN-
The following warning 'o dopredat.rs was a
Iblicl. posted on he -l'ect corners yese D
rday: h
9TH. committee % citizens on the safety
the town hereby ~&rn ~ parties cone e
rn.a. tittt any pcrsuEs lnund Grprcdatlns o
nm ri. dealt VIII. 1t IS ""U purpose 10
Dtecf ar,r eity NJ all hazaso- and evil disc |;
sod uarssTs are warned Jo leave. =;
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bn hersu. +. H. Wiili-o- V }. Sttiff /
mes fan.:3s.ou, same! III sd, Isaac >
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ouiu. y. j.. Hamilton, William 1. Dew al
he c.ie.gasrG Maine!or hiir" 'ho "ay g
n H.. A.a.!ir-,.t; D. .jrnen. aud ieli ~
,ep aeon at:.r The meal. The preia's' q Z,