New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-20

! stalls. several disastrous fires have also
occurred along the line of the Atchison, To
ueka and Santa Fe railroad. NJ trains
| passed over the Central Branch road since
Saturday. until to-day, when the regular
trains got through.
Rail from Charleston to Chicago.
CHARLESTON. November 10. A large
meeting held by the Chamber of Commerce
has taken favorable action regarding the
proposed direct railway from Chicago to
Charleston. and has appointed committee
to arrange for the reception of delegates
from the Northwest on December ii, when,
it il expected, fresh impetus will be given
to the movement
Boiler Tests.
P!1TsBUEG, November ia series of
boiler tests, under the supervision of gov
ernrnent commission, was commenced to-
day eight miles from this city. The first
test was to be with an ordinary boiler, sin
gle riveted. When steam was raised to
about eighty pounds pressure the safety
valve gave way, owing to the defective
manner OF its Insertion. Further trial was
postponed until to morrow.
The Prize Fight.
ST. LOUIS, November 10 The Hogan and
Allen fight declared of, the spectators
breaking the ring after the third round, un-
der the universal cry OF louis delivered
by Allen.
The st. Louie Bridge.
Captain James b. Eads, chief engineer of
the ST. Louis and Illinois Bridge Company,
who has Just returned from Europe
has made an elaborate review OF tho report
OF fhe United States eng ineers appointed
by the Secretary of War TO examine the
bridge here and determine whether it will
be . serious obstruction 10 navi gation, in
which he answers at length their various
objections and points out many errors con-
tanned in their report. His views are also
fortified by communications from Mayor
Brown and number of owners of the
largest steamers in the river and from
other gentlemen who have been or are now
interested in the navigation of the river.
smallpox.
CLEVELAND, November i9.-Sixty cases
Of smallpox. The disease is increasing
Prsces siDgs of the Constitutional Csnven-
TRENTON, November l9.-The consttu
tional convention refused to exempt church
aad school property from taxation.
FioRr NIevcllanas Failed.
CISCINNATI. November l9.-Rodsnelfs,
Seymour & Co., -four merchants, have made
On assignment.
Expensive Fires in Cincinnati.
The fine residence of Theodore Rayer. at
Avondale, was burned this morning loss,
10000; nearly covered by insurance.
The stone granite pottery of Fred Dallss.
on Hamilton and Central avenues, was TO-
tally destroyed by fire. tonight. loss e2e,-
000; heavily insured in Western compa
nies. SIXTY men are thrown OUT of eplPley
ment.
Lishtship Adrifs.
- "a
kerchief, lightship on Nantucket Shoals,
has gone adift.
The Ada Not Lost. /
KINGSTON. November Is.-The Emitted !
States steamer Ada, feared lost. has arrived |
1t Detroit.
Gold Weather.
MONTREAL, November discovered cold !
map for years. A number of prOpellers are !
blocked up i'll the ice.
Pine Grand Lo dye OF OdA Fellows Refsses /
to Abolish the Enc al" pqneas.
PHILADELPHIA, November l9.-The Grand [
lodge of Odd Fellows opposes the abolition
If the sncampment branch of ghe order
The grand secretary is directed to baforsn
lister grand lodges Of the action.
Closed fer she Season.
DETROIT November I9.-The Sasbe ~.
faric canal is closed for the season.
The Races ne Natchez.
NArCTEz, November l9.-The sirse race
gas for tie Stanton stake Cor shree gear
Ids; abiI5 heats: purse $500.
SUMMARY.
'rst7rql stag -..o'.o.eo.oo.-
7saMe-o: sei4. is9A.
Secon4 Eace-Two nli.e heats fog AZ; gee:
ugse $500.
sGMAAGs.
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DaVis.
SEHYNSs. s;ovemter l9-Jetferson Davis
turned Acre to-day ate, a long i!,uees q,
Vincent Colyev. Il
SinceNe Selyer. the philanthroni.t. - At
Q Peabody Hotel. On ,oUte to- New York,
ter visiting The towns infected with ys.- 0
W fever in Texas,
Npenina Of tie EHpssitiss.
yhs exposition opened tonight under IN
vor.bie circumstances, the weathe: being
lite cold!
Rires IN Arkansns. g,
LITTLE Rock. November ia :ir. at .,
clve o'clock this morning az the ccrne,
Cumberland and Markham streets. de a
Dyed the frame buildings occupied by ! {:
omss Rafferty,. dry goods merchant. and q
vsrsi stnall .icsl.ss. Loss $4,000 in.Ur =:
ce S25, 900.
Destructive fires prevail w she woods be- q
cen fhe Arkansas and White rivers. The
mage 60 far - Gonfne.. I. fences and o.
dges ii
Geath Of f&On. IOhD II. Hate. #
DOVER, N. X, November 1o-i!on .sohn y
4 IL ,-Io ~. ~
kniiards-Ubas.y Victorious.
'HICAGo, November l9-in the billiard L.
ornament this evening Ibassy beat Slos- ~
by a score of !08 TO 80 in forty eight =.
ing. Largest Suns-Sbassv 81. g. -; IL
ss"n ~, ~. -. Che old Frenchman
we'd @ waiting game t"encoursge the boy. y
he game between y. Dion and i}essunger
$ Slow Snd Uulutescstng. 81 was wuB -
Dion in the seventy first inning, Bcs :,
igtr scoring $50. fseithey made notable "
he hall is crowded and much interest is ~ ~
infested iii the game now progressing w.
wecn Cbassy and GARNER. The score AT W,
ID y. NJ stood-UbassY $50, Garnior f35. 40 40
he game has Just closed. Uhassy won ~ ~
the fifty-s xth inning Score-Ubassy | 81
GARNER 800. Nothing remakab ia ye
se runs occurred during the game The a.
,est runs by Cbassy were g., A., b; Gar y,
r IL, %, %.
More About the rrize Fight. 70
'MAHA, November l9.-Jlm Eagan. tho ii,
keholder in the Hogan Allen night, WAS be
ested last night on the charge of en- ta
element. Bal was refused and he was III
t to Jail, On b-ing searched for money Al
y 5000 was found on him The arrest TT
: made at the instigation of Hogan and in
nds Cd account of Eagan and Looney's po
ision made during the evening that Al u
should have the prize money. He was tn
innate at first, but this morning weak. an
d and is willing TO pay over $1,000 to CO
u. ne charge Will he dismissed as soon de
,uuicieht guarantees are given ha