The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-12
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!, lT IOIu our Evening GOlLlOu OF lesttIudysJ
WASHINGTON, Nov. II. = Supporting the
Sanapry" in Louisiana there are twenty
eight companies of infantry, four of cavalry
and two Of artillery-all Federal soldiers.
Gen. Sherman thinks they could find better
employment fighting the Indians on the from
tier.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE Times Paris CORES
|pondent telegraphs that sch;sm in the French
Reformed Church.
The Minister Of Public Instruction yester-
day refused to reconsider his decision against
the legality of the consistories elected by the
liberal branch of the Church, which declines
to accept the confession Of faith promulgated
by the Synod Of 1872.
/ The Liberals claim the right appointed BIZ
the congregation at st. Bonifacios Church, Of
which Goodenan vas the pastor, to receive
and pass upon all claims against the church.
His Gefalcation is SAID to amount to S45, 600,
of which SIS, 900 were deposits and $40, OOC
the proceeds Of accommodation notes.
LONDON, Nov. 11.-Reports ere contradic-
tory about Don Carlos having entered France.
Irun has been reinforced by 800 men. The
Republicans are endeavoring to cut of the
Carlists from their base of supplies, COM
pelling them to enter France Or surrender.
The steamer King Leopold, Of New Castle,
foundered. Twenty persons drowned
LONDON, Nov. 1l.-There was heavy frost
last night.
PARIS, Nov. 1.-THE marriage of the Prince
Imperial to the daughter of the Russian Grand
Duches Marie is mentioned in Bona artist
circles as a probable event
The Paris Union says Don Carlos has en-
trusted his brother Aiphonso with all import
ant mission to foreign courts.
Delegates representing forty Protestant
ConslstOrles have begun session in Paris.
They intend to issue a manifesto affirming the
rights Of conscience, and have already passed
resolution refusing to hold new elections in
place of those recently anulled by the Minis
ter of Public Instruction.
Monseigneur Frenchand, Archbishop OF
Tours, died to-day.
BERLIN, Nov. lit is generally believed
Won Arnim's case will go to trial and that the
proceedings will be public.
HENDAYE, Nov. 1.-THE garrison of Irun
opened fire vpon the Carlists and carried
several positions, with severe loss to the Car.
lists.
Norwich, Conn.,, Nov. 1.-THE mammoth
Sprague cotton mill at Baltic has resumed
BosToN, Nov. l1.-Butier is preparing let
ter, claiming he was betrayed by his friends,
promising uncomfortable revelations, and
threatening to form new party in Massachu-
SETS
New York, Nov. 11.-Twentieth game IS
innings-Slosson 300, Daniels 161.
Twenty-frst game-27 innings-Joe Dion
300, Ubassy 1913.
Twenty.second game-27 innings-Daley
300, GARNER l75.
SUMMIT, Miss, Nov. 11.-About this |
morning fire originated in the kitchen in
the rear Of the storehouse OF +. Lottenhos, |
making clean sweep of everything east to
the railroad, except the corner building,
thence north to Summit House, entirely con-
c,,ffa
Henry and F. lotteries, Levy, Moyse & Co.,
@. H. Mckenzie H. Hitler & Co L. C. Bick-
ham, A. B. Quin & Co., II. Mas, S. 3.
Dickey. Loss $55, 900; insurance S3O, 900.
New YORK, Nov. 11.-Geo. II. Reay, sta
toner, " John street, has failed with labili-
ties amounting to 100000. He formerly
stamped envelopes for the Gov
but was unable to get an extension
Of his contract.
discharged from the Brookly Navy Yard. A
fuether reduction Of the force is to be made
this week:
BALTIMORE, Nov. 11.-Hugh Gaffney, the
steeplechase rider, who was expelled from Je-
rome Park Course for his manner of riding
Resolute, on Saturday, October 81, has COM
menced suit in the Baltimore County Circuit
Court, against Joseph Donohue, for $500 for
wages and service.
Gaffney was employed by Donahue at the
ate Pimlco meeting Of the Maryland Jockey
State his horses. Dublin. Caribo, Culpepper,
Lizzie Lucas and George West, were yesterday +,
attached by the sheriff Of Baltimore county,
Until the suit is decided; they are allowed to
emain at Pimlico, IN charge of groom. +
CINCINNATI, Nov. 10.-Young Egner has !
made full confession tonight, duplicating
himself, his father and Geo. Rufier in the
murder Of Herman Schiling.
he says Ruffer proposed the murder OH ,
saturday night in his fathers bar-reom, and
he three hid hid in the tan yard, waiting half
y hour before Schilling came in. Schif,ing b
it a lamp and went into the stable to groom
he horse; they followed him, and Ruffer
truck him several times with stick, knock ,
ng him down twice.
Her father took five pronged fork and
tabled Schilling two or three times in the
owels with it; also in the leg. This killed
i'm. Ruffer dragged the body into the yard
nd proposed to put it in the vat, but said we =
ad better put him in the furnace so he
ouldn't be found. This was done, and they
ent home. This confession was made to
oroner Maley tonight, reduced to writing
nd signed in the presence of witnesses.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. u.-One Of the
lost noticeable features of the grand demon
ration last night was the number of United
tates flags on the public and private build :
lgs. Every man who could make, beg or L
orrow Star Spangled Banner, had one float 4
e from his house, and all were greeted with I
beers by the people passing, at least Is 900 in Xxi
umber. O
1t was the grandest union demonstration in
le South since the war. Some negroes are :
liking about the selection of new masters
ader the impression that they will be sold i
N Itaf ole Thn 0rh1%
eavors to reassure them.
The Conservative blacks mingled with the
hites in the procession last night. All re-
iced together. The universal expression is
renewed kindness to the colored race al
New YORK, Nov. 11.-Considerable appre-
'nsions ere expressed as to the result Of the
lforcement OF the recent resolution of steam ~
llpmen to reduce the wages Of the longshore- ~
Ell. In
The latter declare their intention to resist u
e reduction, and say, that if enforced, five
ousand men, employed on the docks in New