New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-07
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male. auuvluleQ The MOrnlDK reported
: fKey hsd held long interview with Messrs

every desire to give all power to the truf
tees TO meet the views of the creditors, an,
said the deed to be given the creditor
should be submitted to the legal advisers o
the creditors. -e
The committee had adopted resolution
Gould be devised for the conversion OF thu
property and the payment Of the deb.s
The committee suggested that Titus Water
man, Amos Lockwood and George &. Night
ingale be appointed trustees; that tney
have power to employ counsel to draw up .
deed for the protection OF creditors. ano
Salso to fill any vacancy in the board.
Oscar Howard, of the com1nlttee' maze
few remarks. attesting the Willingness OF
the Spragues to do all in their power Tor the
ereditors. and said the surrender OF the
Drnertv to the control of the creditors was
ahsaIute and complete. The report OF the
eommittee was adopted and the above
trustees appointed. The committee was
continued and given full powers. when the
meeting adjourned. The result OF the Lp<et
iug is regarded as encouraging.
Deaths at Memphis.
Memphis. November G.-The Mortuary
eeport for the twenty four hours ending at
soon to-day shows three deaths from vel
low fever and four from other causes. No
s.evy cases have occurred during the past
shirty-six hours.
Death OF General Hardees
SELMA. Ala. November 6.-General ".
TX. Hare ee, of this city, died at Wytheviile,
Virginia, this morning. His remains will be
brought to Selma.
The East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
Railroad Trouble.
KNOXVILLE Tenn, November 6.-NO adj
9nstment between employees. The company
got train of fifteen loaded freight cars
from Knoxville to Bristol to-day, being the
first freight moved on the line in the last
six days. The company still refuse to re-
ceive freight.
The strikers made no attempt to stop
Grains, but sent a committee OF three men
on the engine to prevent the conpanyS
master mechanic, who was acting as engi
8leer from placing any non-sOclety engineer
in charge of the engine. The mail trains
run regularly. The road directory met
sbis afternoon, and adopted unanimously
she following resolutions:
Rcsolped. By tina board of directors of the
s.ast Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Rail
road Company, that the order promulsat ed
eby Captain Joseph Jacques. superintendent
and vice president dated October 30, re-
sincing the salaries and wages of the officers
and employees Of the company, is impers-
Aieely required in view of the greatly re-
5luced income Of the road, as explained in
Bald order, and we cordially and unani-
3nensly approve the same.
Rssolrcd That we claim, in behalf OF the |
and vice president, the !
,igkt to regulate the wages of his ap-
p6intees and subordinates, conceding the I
full and perfect right of employees to accept
pr decline the terms proposed. [
. The KNOXVILLE land Ohio railroad en-
elOyes having struck against reduction IN
wages, the company Temporarily has ceased
cumming all trains.
Representatives IF twenty Southern ral-
roads met at Chattanooga and unanimously
adopted resolutions Affirming tho justice Of
my reasonable reduction Of wages BY COM
ployes to refuse te'work for wages offered, T
ip the stroneest tArme a. I'M
ustifabe and indefsnsibls all combinations
Tor the purpose Of resisting the riighttu! au
thority of any company By interfering with
,r attempting to intimidate or iDjure othees
willing to work for wages offered,
bledging themselves IN pd case to employ
my one discharged On account Of insubor-
lination or com binAti0n to stop the opera
ions of any road by the Intimidation OF or
Interference with others willing to work.
md to promptly inform each other by q
printed circular Of all such combinations,
With the names Of the parties engaged. 81 b
he railroad ccmpAnies IN the United States
ire invited TO cooperate.
The coal miners OF the CnaA Creek and
;arryville mines sre On strike against tho
Employment Of, mons society men. The
miners are ouita boieterO,s. The Grain
rom Carryville last night going to Coal
'reek encountered obstructions upon the
rack, placed ey onkno~h parties. Inc
ngIneer discovered tho eostrneuens n
me to avoid an accident
BnnIsruptsy.
p,rrSprD. M,..rAe, s-Tsa E.r.n.be
urnace comuanr ana Cascade Iron Com ,
anv fled q nnt;,;an in voIuntarv bank-
!, NV in +ao f,n;t.H statAs rss;ster.s office
+ p;;,sh,,s, TIA so-n.r tba 10 roast char.
,ai fnrnaeA !. W;sh;.ar Avns immense b
,mbar isnS. The 49, OWN vast iron
"a hods in Aiieh;ssn Iiah,lit;r. 800 600
~ r,,aIa n.nnos;.,.n "a their cred;tors Z
S.n ~ ri, p - sn .Sta.S;on ;s gr.nted 7
h sass;na;afA -. n p;tt.hnrs Il
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L1rsLE ROCK, Novemoer e-Yesterday
70 negroes eto1a some logs from DOCTOR i
asie, farmer o. LAulke county. On Il
iss'ng MS hogs, Eagle anu three others a
artea IN pursuit ane overlook 1ne party IL
III arrested theh. Durlng tne hlght the
groes escaped ana u Is reported Ihey 81
we oean attacKod py me hu hiu1. ihey
ised posse OF ABOUT thirty negroes ana O
q tea aiter the cages ovefhauIed then CT
y kniseo t III OF tns parry anu "ounueo y
oon. 1ho oih% % er oo 1879 VI
M in n,'rsn;t IF +ho y,,,rasrars -;
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Horr'o'e Execution Ceremo",' ~
"lLLiAMsfoRr, November o.-A1 E4o I. a,
an attt mp was made 10 hahg muir 4.
rer named wade. Inc block was knocked ~
:, - dv o"o .opS vac :oV iohs 90 ri,
now heinz sbnrtenaJ for .n"tbar +r;aI ia
,de was varv nrnfana. +oid Tia ;a;lor rn bu
rrv as he bsa on sn;,o;ntn,ant 70 J;n. IN a
! with the devil at two o'clock.
lie said the only thing that troubled him
9 whether the people he had murdered |