New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-22
Iron and 1:slfAHk.

PHILADELPHIA. December 2l.-Tho Amer.
loan Iron and Steel Association has ir ebrms.
tion that all the late strikers at the Troy
iron works, except the puddlers, have
yielded. The strikers whose places had
not already been filed were permitted to
resume work upon signing an agreement
that they did not belong to any uuioa Labor
organization. and would not become con-
nected with any such organization while in
the employ Of the Troy works.
They also agreed not to engage IN, any
future strike, nor to intrust any futurs negO-
tiatiOns OF any kind to committees, but that
each man would conduct his own nagDtia-
tons. The question with the puddlers is
likely to be settled very speedily in favor
of the company.
Brooklyn Police Capsain Killed..
BROOKLYN, December 2l.-Police Captain
Brown ~as instantly killed by compaaiOn
who was examining the captains pistol.
Declined.
WORCESTER, December ei.-Dr. Hunt.
ington declines the Iowa bishopric.
Suicide.
ATLANTA. Ga, December 21.-COlopol
Samuel }. Anderson, formerly private score
tary to Governor Crawford. committed
suicide this morning. Cause. financial en-.
barrassment.
DOokON, 0ocomOoT ~l.-A negro, VINO as
saulted Judge LOwel's daughce has been,
held in $50 900 bail. There are prospects of
the girls recovery.
PROVIDENCE. December 81. - Joseph
knowlis. senior publisher of the Journal
since 1888, is dead.
The Dead Men ON tho Track.
Sr. LOUIS, December 2i.-The two dead
bodies found on che railroad track, six
miles east of Kansas City, Saturday, were
not those of PInkerton's detectives. as pre-.
viously reported.
The xndependent Party Movement.
The EceniAg Dispatch publishes the foi.
lowing: ''R. d. Goodwin, of this city. has
received letter from Mr.. Buchanan, sec.
retary of the executive committee of the
indianapolis Independent party, which
says: William D. Kelly is to come out
openly for the Independent party before
the winter is over, and in time to play q
prominent part in the national convention
at Cleveland on the fourteenth of March,"
Goodwin is delegated to appoint delegates
from each congressional district of Missouri.
The Little Rsek and Fort Smith Railroad,
MEMPHIS, December 2l.-The Boston and
English capitalists who bought the Little
Rock and Fort Smith railroad are here, it
is reported, for the purpose Of making ar
with the Memphis and Little Rock railroad.
John S. Toof, secretary of the Cotton Ex.
change, had severe hemOrrhage of the
lungs to-day, on Change, and is in critical
condition.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
Office Chief Signal Officer, }
Washington. December 81. 1874. 4:35 p II. }
For the Gulf States and Tennessee generally
cloudy weather, with southeast to s0uthV est
winds. and slight rise Of temperature, followed
fOmeter and light rain in the southwest.
River and Marine News.
SOUrHwKsr Pass, December q, 6 p. M.-Barometer
1925. Wind north; light. AIrived..ship Minnie
schooner Lily Of the valley. Ieitch, master M eight
days from Utila; German bark Freihandel. W0ech-
ter master, folty.four days from Bremen; steam
William Creevy ship Royal Charter. for orders.
Robbins, master, forty.nine DAYS from Grmsby.
master thirty six hours from Sabine Pass. Texas
Sailed Steamship Arbitrator, barks Carmena and
Hypatia. and schooner Sea Witch. The ship Royal
Charter and bark Maria Cstarina are outside. for
orders
PASS A.I'ourx.. December 81. s P. M-wind
bark Misdet, Beck master, ferty.six days from
Liverpool; American ship r. B. Fuller. Scott. mas
ter sixteen day: from BE Belfast Maine. sailed
Parker 10 anchored outside, eutws bound.
vIcxssuxs Dscember 2l..Upnk.te Kinney; :
last night; NICK Longwofth, nc r. ~ to-day. NO
boats down today. Arrived-La Belle, At u N.
Weather cool and cloudy. River fell two inches.
MEMPHIS December 2l.-River fallen an inch
Weather cloudy and cool Arrived-Shinklo, from
Cincinnati. Departed -Greybound, for Ohio river;
Garrett, for New Orleans; W. Land, Fannie Low To-.
Utah and Julia, for 1t. Louis; Ashland for Arkan-
sAs river.
ClxcINxAT1. December 2l.-River ten feet eleven
inches and rising fast. Weather cloudy-Arrived-
Susie Silver, from New Orleans.
P1rrsBuKs. December 2l.-River six feet three
inches and rising. Weather clear and warm.
EVANSVILLE, December 2l-River rising very
slowly Cloudy srd cool weather.
CAIRo December 2l.-AHived- Indiana from
Cincinnati 1T P. NJ; Carrie Kountz, from New Or.
leans. at 4 p NJ; Jasper and Quincy, from S.
Louis. at P NJ; Joseph Kinney. from s.. Louis,
at P. n. Departed-kone. River six feet eleven
inches and rising. Light rain; warm weather.
LOUISVILLE. December 2l.-River stationary: six
fe ss u the canal Cloudy weather.