New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-26
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and the Italians will commence Work Il TIE
mines 70 mOrrOw.
CLERGYMAN Killed.

CLERGYMAN Killed.
Hp1rGEwAYER Macs, September IA
telegram from the scene OF the railroad Ois
aster in Alabama brings Intelligence OF the
instant death ofthe Rev. n. 4. WINS. VINO
wifi his wife and only son We're on the way
to Marion. Alabama. where he bad been 10
Gated as agen. for the American Missionary
Association for the pas. year.
Reduction Of Labor.
PROVIDENCE. X l.. September 25.-The
manufacturers committee had a full meet
lnc today, and agreed to a reduction OF
one third in the production OF cotton fabrics
.Or the next three months. A strong dele.
CATION Was present from Fall River, and
adopted The views of the Providence COM
Mittee. Facts were submitted showing
that the prices of mos. cotton fabrics are
below the COS: of production.
Probabilities.
WAs DEPARTMENT,
OfEce Chief sigma officer,
Washington. ). ptember Is, 1874. 40 ?. Ny
Over the Eastern Gr!f States, falilng, followed
by rising barometer, stationary or failing temper
azure, southeast winds, shifting 10 ~noItEWest.
with cloudy and rainy Weather: ;r, ou.sr
falling temperature, norther!y winds, with cloudy
or parity cloudy weather..
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass, September Is. 6 T. M.-Bafometer
te:vv; ~lnd easl-iu. theast. blowing strung. Az
rived-Steamship San Antonio, a. twelve o'clock
last night, from New York. The United States
nan-of.wa Shswmut passed up at :Lres O'Clock
this morning. No departures.
PAss.A EOUTRE. September %. . I. NV nd
east, strong. Weather rally. ArriVeI-SttaMsiiP
knjckerDocker, k-InDie msste:. ~ d;i' I. d., from
New York, TO 4. MOuitOr. The United States flag
ship Canandaigus, with Rear Admiral Mul.aney on
board, passed UP at BIS A. NJ, en- route to the city.
Another United States man Of war came 10 the oar
this morning and anchored outside. NO departures.
y.cKsBuRG, Septem Der 2~5.-DOwa-City OF quincy
at 2. NJ, Robert &. Leo at 3 P. u. No boats up to.
day. The Aver Las fallen three inches during the
last twenty.t0Ur hours. A heavy rain ie.. tais eve |
ming. |
Departed1John F. Toi.e. Tor ST. Louis; City OF |
Vicksburg, for st. Louis; CITY OF Helena, for Vlcks. 1
burg; Cherokee, for Cincinnati. Arrived-Elia \
from White rver: Frank Forrest. from Cairo; st.
Joe, from st. Louis. |
ST.. LOUIS. September a'.-Arrived-At'antic. from
New Orleans. Departed-John Kyle. Cor New Or. |
LEAFS. River rising; rain falling almost continue
ally since last report. but clearing now and warm.
CINCINNATI. September 25.-RIver .ou. :eet and
stationary. Weather far and warm. \
PIrTsBURG. September 25..Rive seventeen inches
and falling. Weather cloudy and warm.
LOUISVILLE, September stationary. |
Weather clear and warm.
warm. River still falling, and Is now one foot
over low water Of 1857. !
CAIRO, September 25.-Arrived-Marv Alice, from
Louis, at 8 A. NJ; Joe Kinney. from yicksburg
at 8 4. u City of Wick sburs, from st. Louis, at4
NJ; Julia fiom st. Louis, at 6 ?. NJ: Belle OF
Shire vepoGt, from New Orleans. 1t s 2. 81. Depart.
for 81. Louis. at 9 A. H.; Vicksburg.
for Yszoo river, at ) P. u. River five feet one inch
and rising slowly. This afternoon 8 ASIt gain.
this morning mercury 3D..
Cotton.
comparative cotton statement o' the week ending
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