New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-14
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the funeral. which takes places at the
Cathedral on Wednesday. " '|
Suicide.
PATTERSON. N. j., October I3.-Edward
English. aged twenty, a native of Alexan.
dria. Virginia, committed suicide in a love
affair.
Killed at Nashville,
NASHVILLE, October l3.-P. Nj. Richards
proprietor of the Academy of Music. a dis.
reputable place of amusement, was shot
and instantly killed in the street, near ths
door Of his establishment, at noon TODAY.
by James Hogan. Richards had seduced
Hcgan's sister and refused to marry her.
Hogan, after shooting. stood over Richards,
watched to see that he was dead, and then
walking across the street, surrendered him
self.
Opening of the Fair at Raleigh.
RALEIGH, N. c., October l3-The annual
fair was opened by Governor Caldwell The
trains are crowded with visitors. Dan
voorhees, speaks on Friday. The gift CON
cert takes place Saturday.
Horrible Affair mt CarrolIton. Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, October ia special from
Carrollton, Missouri, gives an account of a
terrible tragedy enacted near there. Rob.
ert Austin, q young farmer residing about
eight miles from CarrOlltOn, suspected his
wife of inhdelity, and on Friday last left
nome, saying he was going to the st. Louis
fair and would be absent several days. He
went to the depot, but returned home after
dark and secreted himself in closet ir his
wlfes bed room. armed with a double bar
relied shotgun.
The wife retired, and soon after Elijah
II aipv QOfQrad tho nd
he was getting into the bed Austin sprung
out and fired, but missed Haley The shot
entered his wife's abdomen. Austin fired
again at Haley. killing him instantly. Mrs.
Austin died Saturday afternoon. Austin
surrendered himself to the authorities All
the parties are highly connected.
Fire.
PTTTsBURG, October l3.-About one
o'clock this morning a dwellinghouse, being
built for John Philips, located on the
brownsville road, was totally destroyed by
fire; 1t is supposed to have caught from
coals left by ono of the workmen. Loss
S2o, 900; insured tor $l2, 900.
Schooner Abandoned Mt Sen.
SAVANNAH, October l3.-The NJ. X. Car
Isle, bound to Providence, passed at sea,
in q leaking condition, the schooner j. II.
Segerne, abandoned in the Gulf Stream.
The captain and crew were taken off and
brought to this port by the bark Wild
Hunter.
J alignment Against the Steamer Junia,a.
PHILADELPHIA, October l3-Judge Cad
wallader, in the United States district
court to-day, decided a question of consid-
cradle Importance to ship owners and mar
iners, in the case of Wilson versus the
steamship Juniata, suit for seamans
wages. The ship had taken on board one
a "a ms fhn Nd
regularly shipped by shipping ma5lAr, was
discharged; the latter thereupOn IND his
libel for one months pay. The court, held
he captain had no right to discharge VII
'on, and decreed the libel at one months
vi COS and costs.
Evangelical Alliance,
The Evangelical Alliance arrived here
his evening, and were welcomed by Judge
Pierce for the mayor in Independence Hall
Henry Ward Beecher also spoke, extending
he right hand of fellowship ON behalf OF
he whole country.
Rev. c. Dallas Marston, vicar of London,
said forty years ago he had taught Sunday
'chool in the Church of the Epiphany, in
and, therefore although an
he felt he was partly an Amer
can, and was free TO speak in the Hall of
Independence. Pastent Fisher, of Paris,
Rev. Lowry Z. Berkey and Rev. Norayon,c
II Bombay, also made short addresses.
The Dean of Canterbury closed the services
with prayer, after which the delegates pro
,eeded in body to the banquet of welcome
n the Continental Hotel.
The delegates proceefeS in q body to
Horticultural Hall, which was handsomely
decorated and with seats upon the stage.
Around the wall in beautiful designs, were
he names of Luther, Wesley, Huss, Wick
itf, Zwingle. Calvin and Knox, the letters
being formed Of natural flowers on an ever
green background. Over the stage and
arches were floral letters reading, "AH one
n Christi" LET brotherly love continue"
The arms of all nations were also dis
,layed on the walls. Mr.. Stuart called the
meeting to order, and after singing hymn
n which the audience joined the Rev. DR..
He asked for blessing on the Alliance and
rusted that through it all nations would be
brought to Christ.
Mr.. Stuart then reviewed the organize
ion of the Alliance, after which ex-Govers
lor Pollock and Bishop Simpson made adj
lresses of welcome.
The Dean of Canterbury followed next
n order, in which he said that they were
delegates from the one army of Christ, and
hould therefore love the various regiments,
md not turn upon each other to DESTROY
Rev. N. Sheadri, of Bombay, next spoke,
nd Rev. Henry Ward Beecher followed
he latter said that better men were want
d in the church, that holiness which makes
man love his fellow-man was also wanted,
nd that Christian unity must result from
,hristian life.
Daniel Drew EnjOined.
The papers were served to day in the
nit OF William l.. Scott, of Erie, PennsyI-
ANA, against Kenyon Cox & Co. The
Mt - Intended to restrain Daniel DSew,
peclal partner in the firm, from disposing
ms property, which, it is alleged, he il
olng IN order to escape his liabilities in
with Canada Southern railroad
onds. in connection with which the firm of
Aenyon Cox & lesfailsd.
The senasD ,CAsnnistee.
The United States senatoy3kA CQmmittee
n Elections met at the Fifth Az ~ Hotals
'-day, but transacted no business Of p0hlic
Importance.
Held for .InnsIaug ghter.
Seven men, who run over and killed
oy with a hand car On the New JERSEY
ailroad, have been held in $1,000 each foe
ia. tor manslaughtero
Death from, Abortiofo
The ;,ssy in the ease oS Ida w, Tai% eyHa
led from the effects of abortion, in Jersep
!ty. rendered Serdict that deceased
inls 70 her death by the use of Instruments
the hands of DR.. Cummins, assisted bs
r. Crozier alias Metzler, and that AloAze
kimball was accessory to the acso SSs
sse is nav before the grand juryo
Car Builders Strikeo
v'es 900 meD of the Cummings eae s,.ss.s
Jersey Cltye are on d strike because shs
mE'any owes 'bsne swo nionsse wa.s4
'ork has ceased.
The jury in the case Os Meslaef Clinton,
p" was run over on the Erie railroad a:
a"thorne, New Jersey, rendered verdic.
at the deceased came to his death t.S Sep
z FUN over by freight tram.
sentenced for Lifes