New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-26
WHOLE NUMBER 2Ol2

AOAC ~ - MDGh ZUlZ,
GorGon, and assaulting with intent to MUIR
der Ira B. Gordon at Thorndike on the frs.
of June.
Georgia State Fair.
MACON, Ga, October 25.-The Geore' a
State fair will be the greatest exhibit, n
ever witnessed at the South Visitors ale
crowding rapidly into the city.
The Mississippi Election Postoned-Ac,iouo
of the House of Representatives.
JACKSON, Miss, October 25.-The HOUSE
passed bill by nearly two thirds majority
postponing the general election till next
year. The passage of the bill in the Senate,
which adjourned this morning until Tues
day, Is doubtful. 1t is conjectured that the
| Senators favoring an election on the first
monday proximo, may not return until
after that date. thus preventing quorum.
! The House passed bill, by unanimous
| vote providing tor an amendment to the
| constitution for biennial elections, and that
the repudiated Planters Bank bonds shalh
never be recognized.
Suit for Damages.
| CONCORD, n. H., October 25-The case OK
Palmer against the city of Concord, suit
Drought against the city to recover DANA ges
Tor newspaper property destroyed by the
moo IN August, 1861. was decided tO-dayo
by verdict for the city. The amoune
claimed was $76,l3O.
Base Rail. - 9
| PHILADELPHIA, October 25-Last game
| OF the BOstons for the season and for thtO
| championship The BostOns won thirty
nine; lost fifteen, five of which we're won by
the Athletics. This ia the only series in
| which the BostOns were beaten. The de-
| tails OF the last game are as follows:
| The game was opened by the Bostons.
who secured one earned run, by safe hits of
4. Wright and Barnes, and a wild throw of
Sutton. The Athletics made three runs in
the first innings by wild throw of Schaffer.
and the good hits of Mcbride, Anson and
tIssler. The BostOns earned q run in the
third innings by the hits of Barnes and
Spauidlng. Two errors of Barnes, and one
OF &. Wright, and good hi. Of McGeary,
gave the Athletics three runs in the fourttp
innings.
In the fifth inning Murran lost a chance
to put the side out for nothing by missing %
foul fly; subsequently good hits by George
| Wright Leonard and White gave the Bos-
tons three unearned runs. The Athletics
earned one run in the seventh inning by %
two base hit OF McGeary and fine hit Of
Mcbride and secured two unearned runs
In the eighth inning Murran scored rslp
| by the bad throwing OF White and Harry
Wright. In the last inning Barnes earned
run. The BostOns outbatted the Athletics,
but the latter was vastly their superior in
fielding, by which the game was won. Nc
Bride and McLeary did the best batting for
the Athletics and George Wright and Barnes
for the BOstons The latter made twelve
bases on clean hits, to eight by the Ath-
letics.
The B0stons made four bases on errors
and the Athletics eight The Bost0ns had
sixteen men on bases. and only made three
runs. The Athletics, with the same number
hla rQA fan
B6stons s..........:....l 1-6
Athletics. 0 o , O-lQ-
Runs earned-Bostons, two; Athletics,
one.
Time of game-one hour and ffty minutes.
Cmpire-N. E. Young, OF Washington.
spanish Marine Matters.
MADRID, October 25.-The government
squadron was seen off the coast, not far
from Cartagens. on Thursday.
1t ia reported that the Intransgentes
trigate Teuton is an unseaworthy condition.
A speedy dissolution of the insurgent
fleet IS expected.
Sir Samuel Baker.
LONDON, October 2J.-Sir Samuel Baker,
recently from Africa, is seriously i'll with
Inflammation of the lungs.
Sunk.
The bark Briston Banner was sunk bya
collision; eight lives lost.
Specie Shipped.
There was f75,000 in specie shipped for
New York to-day.
Chanib0rd's Policy.
ROME. October 25.-Notw withstanding the
statement in the Paris Memorial Diplo0o-
hq"e that the Count de Chambord has sent
a note to the foreign powers giving assur-
anco that his policy will not be aggressive,
and that he will not reinstate the Pope in
his temporal possession, no document of
such character has been received by tho
government of Italy.
Municipal Council 0f Ay0ns SuspendeSs
PARIS, October 25-The project of Lyons
has issued an order suspending the muni-
cipal council of that city from office tw0
months, and appointing committee os
forty citizens to administer the duties aS
the council in the interim
Paper NIiil Burned.
ESIoNvILLE, Conn, October 25.-Deaah@
u Munn's paper mills burned this morning
Loss 1900.
Dead.
CHICAGO. October 25.-Captain G.. We
Ford, connected with the United States Ex.
press Company at ST. Louis, has just diea
of pneumonia.
Judge 5 w. Fuller, one Of the oldest ana
ablest lawyers of this city. is dead.
Acquitted.
The Jury in the case Of Joshua PutfeS.
berger, the engineer of the freight train ol
the Chicago and Alton railroad, which
caused the disaster near Lamont in Augusto
and Uko was indicted for III manslaughter, Sse
tSrned verdict OF not guilty
National Board of Trade.
Charles Randolph was reelected secre
tary and treasurer of the National Board -.e
Trade.
No final action was taken upon the nee
III nf 20 and
to NEE, at Baltimore on the second Tuesday
III January next.
Libel.
NEWARK, n. j., October 25.-BenjamifS
Butts, proprietor. and +. Campbell, editor
of the Newark Echo, were this evening ar
Rested by the sheEf, having been indicted
by the grand jury for libel. Campbell gave
bal! and Butts, the proprietor, was commie
ted to the county jail.
Probabilities.
WAR DRpARrnEST a
Office Chief Signal Officer
Washington, October rs, 1873, 435 P. d.
The of low barometer Kansas will CON
tinue developing on Sunday into storm centrto
moving nOrtheastwarf toward the upper lakes
For Sunday, ia the Western Gulf States sou tberIe
winds, clouny and rainy weather folio wed by colcn
northery winds by Monday morning
For tho Eastern Gulf States. eastery winds ana
cloudy weather.
For the South Atlantic States easterly windac
with cloudy and threatening weather.
For the middle Atlantic States and New England
winds backing to northeast: with con nsinued higa
barometer and clear, warm weather
for fae ls"er lake region lower barometeSS
n',d ana northeast winds aud clear foloyod bS
For the upper lakes and the Northwest increao
ing northeasterly winds with cloudy and slOwF