New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22
M1SCELLANEOUS,
Billiard Tournament,

MISCELLANEOUS.
| Billiard Tournament.
CHICAGO. November 2l-The concluding
| games OF the billiard tournament being the
| tie between GARNER and Ubassy for the
| first prize. and that between Joseph Dion
and Daily for the fourth prize. were PLAYED
tonight The largest audience OF the tour
nament was present, being attracted by tho
| game between the champion of America
| and the great French expert.
The game between Dion and DAILY was
played first and resulted in an easy victory
| iOr DAILY in fOrty-two innings. The score
stood-Daly 400, Dion 30. Winners aver
age 2242. Largest runs-Daly 40, Al, 81;
| Dion 66, ~.
The game between Ubassv and GARNER
began at iOl5. Cbassv had the call in bet
ting at slight odds. Both contestants ap-
Peared little anxious, and played with
| some nervousness at the start each missing
| number OF easy shots, and neither making
notable runs in the first hundred, Ubassy
turning the first string sixty ahead with u
| run of tkirty- y-three.
| Later.-Garnier won the game in the
torty-tirst inning, the score standing-Gar-
nier 400, Cbassy 293. In the twenty-first in
| nlng, when the score stood l56 for GARNER,
| l3l for Cbassy, the umpire, Mr.. Smith, de
cided mo count for Ubassy. though the
majority OF the witnesses said it was plain
| count Ubassy became very angry. and
| for moment threatened to cease playing
but thought it best to goon. He afterward
| claimed mo count on GARNER. which
| point was decided against him (Ubassy).
| This so angered Cbassy that he refused to
shake hands with GARNER after the game.
| The largests runs We're, GARNER 63, II, 81;
| Cbassy II, :E}, n. Winner 3 average 9 -4la,
| Ubassy's7 134i.
GARNER takes the first prize, Ubassy the
second, Cyrille Dion the third, DAILY the
| fourth and Joseph Dion the fifth.
Canal Navigation Suspended.
MECHANlCsvILLE, n. Y, November 2l-
Navigation is suspended in Champlain canal
Thermometer 10 below zero. There is
eighteen inches of snow on the ground
Killed.
ATLANTA November 2l-Ower Lynch,
bool-keeper of the State road, was Killed
to-day by switch engine.
The Natchez Races.
NATCHEz, November 2l.-The weather
was damp and cloudy to-ds Y, and the track
little muddy. Attendance good,
! frsf Race-Seliing race; mile Leafs; FOR
| purse of 500.
Tom Leathers, ...................s.I
lephisto ..............--...-2
ranny Malone J
Time-l:l9, l:53.
4sesopd Ro"-Brenham handicap; one
mile and a Quarter; value Sl0Jo. Cape
Race won: Wanderer second Falmouth
third, Port Leonard fourth, Fred BonnabeI
| fifth, Silent Friend sixth. Time-2:l544.
A Ku.kiux TriaI-The Court Intimida,eds
LOUISVILLE, November 2l.-The trial of
john Oman, in the Owen county circuit
sourt0 charged with raidng with Ku-Kluxo
killing the negro Wilson in July last, ana
burning hls house, is Just concluded, result
! ing in ehe acuultal of Oman on the charge 90
murder. and held on the charge of arson
One hundred ku Kiux were present during
Che trial aHd the proceedings went to suit
their wishes in face of tho positive proof os
ehe guilt OF the prisoner. Two more k& q
hlHS Will be treG on the same charge
Heavy Bet OH Thad stevens.
SAN Francisco, November 2I- Trea&
offers to match Thaj Stevens against aS1
h~rse s0S Seo5 o0e.
An Earthquake
yhs sSgYs shoc.o o. .. .ar...pa.c Las
jus: a,e.S aeis.
Marine Di.a.icve
ss,i.ECoste Sovembee 2:-An snsI,pw.a
schooner, supposed trOSl shs appearance os
.he spa's :" he . new vessel, sunk durin.
Monday GlgA:s gale, ten miles south OF
Cape Henry. The name of the saimaker
wa. liarkett, sr Hartell. of Philadelphia. =
negro supposed (" he nsie oG hex crews was
UasSs3 a low.
Destructive Fire.
HE':':s, November 2l.-The s.sidence
@! tranh ). Davis president of the Firs@
National Bank. on Vance. near Wellinip
street. burned this forenoon. y large COZ
lection OF valuable paintings and mos of
The furniture was saved, Loss $1,000, and
covered by insurance is the Missssippi
nft pity Tba Era
caused by defective tlue.
Llan smith, route agent Of the Mississippi
Central railroad, was brought here to-day
from jackson by deputy United States
marshal charged with robbing the mails.
lie IS from Chicago
Verdict in the Cnse OF Mrs. Mary Il. Criee
Boston, November 2l.-The jury of doc
tors in the case of Mrs. Mary +. Cre, who
died from the effects Of chlorofOrm, admin
lstered by DR.. Eastman, of this city. re-
turned verdict this evening They do not
censure him, but caution the public against
the Inhalation OF 80 dangerous an agent as
chlOroform for the production of insensi-
hiiity to pain, and are of the opinion that
the !nhaing Of sulphuric ether is safe
Will" the Snhalation OF chlorofrom, alone
%. :H.se.. - always attendeded with daugeS.
Dead.
ST. !O.:.. November 2S-Mrs. Anna,
N ara td0ti!, daughter of John J. CritteS-
den, j. dead.
Printers Strike in pi:tsburg.
PIITsbURG, November 2l.-The Typo
graphical | Mon resolved to strike, should
any | Mon Office be taken out of its control.
he Le"dsr discharged some old hands,
whereupon the compositors Of the DiSpateh,
fQ""e'ctoi, Eret,j"g Iccgr,,jh, and Ch3'o,l-
cte struck. These offices are now being
run by non-uni0u men, that, for the
present, all the newspaper offices IN tue city
are independent of the Union.
Egan Gives Up the Rruisers' Money,
OMAHA. EaysmDes 2..-s-E3an paid over
70 Hogan Si0D' !ast night and to-day the
suits against :llI! were withdrawn, and he
!e!. 20. St. Louis. Hogan !. still heses
The Boiler Experiments.
Pirt.HCEc: November ::l.-The sxpegs
ments III boilers by the government com
missloners. to-day. were made upon
double riyeted iron boiler, which was sub
jected to pressure Of 800 pounds but in
of the packing not standing,
the steam experiment was abandoned The