New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-16

National hufacfurers and AEpicIfffm
Implements HakeDs-FOrrest's fIibrar
Partially Destroyed ellis DYigina
shakespeare Burned-Slrs. wharton
Trial-Indian OutraEes- COrinthial
Goals at WiimingtOn-DefnnIt Pen
siOD Agent Arrested.
CLEVELAND. January 1.-the Nationa
Manufacturers Agricultural Implement
Makers are here in convention. Nearl
all the Northern States are represented.
PHILADELPHIA, January ia fire Oc
CURED this morning at the late residence OF
Edwin Forrest. A portion of the library
was destroyed, including nearly all his
valuable Shakespearean.c collection. The ia.
nous original copy of Shakespeare. which
Nv. Forrest kept in glass case, was con
sumed. He frequently remarked concern
ing this work, that in case of fire in the
nouse he would rather anything else should
DE consumed than that volume should be
Onrned. The volume wa4 published in
iO-3, and was valued at $1,000. The fire
sid not extend beyond the library and gal
cry containing paintings. The art col
lection is not injured. The fire originated
from defective lue. The greatest part of
She books in the library escaped damage,
except from heat aud smoke. Loss be-
tween SijU aud $50, 900.
ANNAroLIs, January ia jury has been
obtained IN the Wharton case. and trial
commenced. curious fatality attends
she trial of this prisoner. During her trial
Tor the murder OF General ke'cnum ser-
sral deaths occurred in tho iamilie. OF The
.urors. and last evening John Il. Arnold,
slcputy sheriff on going home after leaving
'odrt. was drowned in the Severn yiver by
breaking through the ice. Arnold ha q
brother On the present jury. Attorney Gen
oral Syester was called away from the trial
en- Monday on account of the Illness of his
another in law, Mrs Susan Harvey, If Ha-
serstown, and that lady had died before he
reached home.
SAN Francisco, January i5-More In
dim Outrages reported in Southern Oregon.
There has been no battle vet between the
:rOops and Captain Jack : garrison.
DUBUQUE, January l5.-There wac a
heavy snow last night and trains were again
interrupted.
WnMINGToN, January l5.-The steamer
Corinthlan, from New Orleans for Liver
poOl put in for coal.
KNOXVILLE, January l5-Thomas G.
Boyd, of Saltwater, Tennessee, against
whom case tor detraudng the government
On pensions was pending, and who was re-
oorted murdered i'll Monroe county last
September under. tragical circumstances,
Sas discovered and arrested in Toronto,
Canada, yesterday. and will be brought to
knoxville.
ST. Louis, January i5-Cololcl V. Boggv
xas declared United States Senator in Joint
session OF the Legislature to-day
BosToN, January l5.-The report of the
New England Shoe and Leather Association.
male at the annual meeting. gives the
losses by the great fire rs follows:
Hides SSJJ,000. sole leather 81 $50 900, upper
leather, including splits, SI75 900: calf skins
$l0J0,000, sheep SKINS and Innings 81 900 600,
morocco and goat skins $60O,OOO, boots ana
shoes $4,000. findings, machinery, etc,
$SOOOOO-to'al loss ST., 100000
The report says: Notwithstanding these
heavy losses the trade has stood up firmly,
ana few of the iobbers been unable 10 meet
their payments at maturity Some extern
SONS have been granted. and some divi-
dends have been accepted. Vet the nu1u her
Of failures during the year has h~eu .aite
small.