New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-18
NIISCELLANEOUS.
Poor Annie Beaver.

Poor Annie Beaver.
PHILADELPHIA. November l.. - Annie
Beaver. aged seventeen, ha. been kid.
mapped.
The Powbatnn Mt Forsress Monroe.
FORTRESS MONROE. November 1.-THE
United States steamer POwhatan, Captain
Jouett. from New Orleans. arrived in the
Roads this evening. AL we'll.
The Nebraska Sufferers.
OMAHA. November 1.-THE weather to.
iay has been very cold. with high wind.
The news from the srasshopper districts is
meagre. but confirms all the previous state.
ments AZ to the extent OF suffering. The
State relief society is shipping supplies
daily to the afflicted districts.
General Ord received telegram from
Washington to day instructing him to ascer.
tain what amount of mems clothing will be
needed by the 'suHerers. 1t is hoped this
action OF the Secretary Of War looks to the
distribution OF soldiers garments to the
suffering people.
Arkansns Legislature.
L,rrl. Rock. November I7.--The Senate
today passed joint resolution commend.
ing the prompt action Of the Governor in
the Smith matter. 4 bill was also intro.
duced and passed 20 its third reading in.
s.ructing the Governor to offer a reward of
$1,000 for the apprehension Of the parties
charged with conspiring for the overthrow
Of tho government and other crimes OF
Ike character. The same quiet which has
prevailed since Smiths proclamation was
been heard Of Smith. nor has there been any
demonstration III his behalf By anybody in
any part OF the state.
The Congressional Committee
Judge Poland. OF the congressional In
yestigatiny committee. left for Washing gt0u
Tonight. Judge Ward, Of the same com.
mittee, remains here. It is reported here
that Judge Poland was summoned to Wash.
ington By the Attorney General.
Thanks.
The General Assembly passed ioint reso-
iutions Of thanks to Governor Baxter TOT
his course during the past two years.
From Helena.
Governor Garland received the following
dispatch tonight from Helena:
.!The dispatch from Little Rock statins g
that troops ara being raised here to support
Smith is false. Everything Is perfectly
quiet. I'll. y. ROBlNSON. Sheriff.
Robinson Is a coiored man. who was
elected under the new constitution, by Re-
publicans of Phillips county.
In no locality in the State are there any
! disturbances or any attempts to organize
| men ID the interest OF Smith.
The Express Robbery.
I CrycISsArl. November T.-Eiwari J.
| Hackney. the third confederate in che
! American Express robbery. was arrested
today. but denies complic,-y or knowledge
| Of the affair. lie has been recognized az
one o. the two I3en who carried the t'nh 4
ouc Of the Office. George Black. WHO as
sisted in the removal Of the trunk ana saie'
confessed today. saying that he and HACK
aev were paid $500 each by Monroe 10 ca:sJ ,
! out the trunk and safe.
IN company with officers ne zen: 20 night
| back of Coving gtoa. to wae:s lie sa.d they
buried the safe.
|, was found a. the place indicated by
| Riack hnried in the ditch alongside thf
railroad. % The lock had been picked ant
the cate was empty. e1cep: small psckag'
| Of isweIry which was probably overiooke.
by the thieves. The detectives are conf
dent that the greater portion will yet b.
recovered.
A Hfosdy Quarrel.
( NExpR,s November l7.-Lsst Saturday