New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-16
An Actress Dead.

An Actress Dead.
New YORK, January l5-Miss Laura Al
01andria, the actress, ia dead.
Went to n Funeral.
The children of the Hebrew Orphan
Asylum attended the funeral OF the unior
1xnate Stiner family.
Gr. Louis, January l5.-Fire at Lonisi.
ana, Missouri, to day burned three stores
and two boarding houses. Loss Sc, 600; III.
1arance light.
Railway Connections Completed.
The rxtension of the Cairo and Fulton
RAiirOad WAS finished TO Texarkana to day,
ut which point conn. ctiOn In made with the
Texas Pacific railroad and the eutire az stem
Of railroads in Texas. Opening this road
AhOrtens the dis ance from St Louis t.
northern Texas $50 miles, and gives Texas
. line TO the Eaet 24O miles shorter than
~ any other route.
A Family Destroyed BY Csal OIL.
About i've O'Clock this morning James
QcGinnis, his wife, daughter. aged seven
Seen, and infant were 50 terribly burned
BY the explosion OF an OZ0iine lamp that
4cGinni- and daughter died in about six
hours. The mother and infant are in a
very critical condition, and not expected to
fssover A son. aged eighteen, was also So
ssrely burned.
Justinabls HomIeids.
lNDiANAPoLIs January l5.--rhe coroner's
Jury in ibe Etiliwtll shooting case yester-
day, at Anderson, rendered verdict IF JUS
1i6abe homicide. The preliminary examr
nation before tho court will be held to- mUr-
DDw.
Carpet Wenverss Strike.
PHILADELPHIA, January I5.-The carpet
'3eavsrs' strike in kensington continues,
with little or no prospect OF AN early settle
0ent OF the existing dlfiicuties Among
che strikers many cases Ot distress are r.
ported Several casts of interference with
Workm-n employed az reduced prices have
AAken place, and to avoid any further
sronble III this respect the Carpet Manufac-
AnFers' Association has issued notice OF
Geward for the arrest Of ali strikers found
eampering with or in'inidating any of the
employees employed ~ reduced Rates.
The strikers and the Railroads.
A dispatch from Writings, New Jereey.
says an attempt was made to restore tue
crack on the Southern railroad, in order
chat the trains of the side roads may run
ever the lie, but the strikers have forced
ell workfto be stopped. The men are de-
Aoa mined to resist all attempts to repair the
sead until the back paw is paid
Government Inserveesion.
II " reported here that The government Ia
- Assume control of the Nv Jersey South
orn railroad in order that tho mails may be
Deonptly delivered.
The Delayed Freight.
The freight delayed by the suspension of
Gravel IN consequence of the strike and the
0Dsring up Of rails. il being carried to Perth
Amboy, and dispatched via Camden and
AmbOy
Natiopal Beard Of Trade.
BALTIMoRE, January 1.-THE National
Board "l Trade ia iscussing the SUBJECT OF
1Dsnees. The views of the orators diyerge
widely.
The China Coming In Crippled.
6AN Francisco. January l5-A defective
ptston caused the detention of the steamer
China. She lies low in the water, aud ia
coming up the harbor with only one wheel
working.
Her Advices.
Advices at hand by steamship China from
YOkoh ana are to the eighth OF D-cem Der
Hanabusa YashmatO. one of the under sec
Tetarirs of the Foreign office, and rect ntly
envoy to Curea, ia commi -siOned to repre-
sent Japan at St. Petersburg.
The arbitration of the Maria Lus case
will not come mp for discussion until wear
hence, when other agents will be dispatched
In the interest of Japan.
Hama busa's rank is that of first secretary
~ Legation
The japanese foreign office has received
An interesting dispatch from China in rela-
sion to Garcia, the Peruvian envoy. The |
Chinese -ay he will be received with the |
eourtrsi-s and attentio due to . minister, |
tut they will make no treaty With Peru |
Until that nation shall have r~leas-d and
sent hack every coolie now held there and
pledged itself to discontinue c0olie imPOrta |
tiOns in future.
Considerable speculation has arisen