New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-06

these mem was 70 prevent their appearance
| in court a. witnesses against certain parties.
| Railroad Cases In CeuFt.
Cases OF Atlantic and Pacific, Missouri
I Pacific, St. Louis. Iron Mountain and South
| ern Missouri. Kansas and Texas. and
| Chicago and Southern railroads, which
have been argued several days before the
United States Circuit Court, on application
for Injunction to restrain cOun.ies from col
lecting taxes on their property, has 90 Tar
progressed that Judge Miller yesterday de-
creed they should pay from fifty-nine to
sixty two per cent of taxes leviea on or be-
fore January 2, 1875, otherwise the tempo
rary injunction granted by Judge Dillon
would be dissolved. This payment will IN
no way be q recognition of the validity or
legality of the vote of the State board OF
| equalization; but the court decided that
come taxes are due, and must be paid be-
lore the court will proceed in other cases.
| Ashore.
NEWCASTLE. October 5.-The steamer
| Equator. from Charleston, ran ashore Satur-
dav evening, near Ridge, and was hauled
| off last evening by the steamer Alliance
| hound nm from Richmond, and the tug
| George Is. Kerefoot. The Equator pro-
ceeded on her voyage.
| Running On Short Time.
| PROVIDENCE, October 5.-The cotton mills
| generally, of this State, commenced to-day
running on two thirds time. There are few
| exceptions.
Charley Ross Discovered Again.
WEsrCHEsrER, N. Y, October "a
band OF gipsies are within q few miles OF
this town, with q child which very much
| resembles the Ross child. The likeness to
the missing child of Ross is very striking.
| He is watched and can not be approached.
Officer Carpenter has the case in hand, and
has telegragh he'd Mayor StOkely to send
some one up to see the boy.
Municipal Election In Corinth.
MEMPHIS, Octaber "a dispatch from
Corinth, Mississippi, says the municipal
election there to-day was carried by the
Conservatives after q hot contest, for the
first time in eight years. There was great
rejoicing and bOnfires tonight.
A Kansas Desperads's Freaks.
FORT SCOTT, Kansas, October Sat the
Osweao fair grounds Saturday John Bogby
created disturbance. An attempt being
made by Policemen Hogsit and Westfall to
arrest him, he plunged q knife into Hosgit's
abdomen, cutting fearful cash and COM
pletely disembOweling him. Westfsll then
attempted to arrest him. but BOgby cut
several severe gashes in his abdomen.
Westfall turned to run and BOgby struck
him twice with the knife in the back, pene-
Cr6ClOR tu0 lungs" 1OEbiG ulcU IlUiuculdtCly
Westfall is beyond recovery. BOgby was
captured and is now in Jail here.
Boston Board Of Trade.
Boston, October Sat the annual meet
ing of the Board Of Trade to-day b. F.
NOuree was elected president and John
Cummings and Edward Kemble vice presi-
dents.
On Half Time.
LEWISTON. Me-, October 5.-The Cont
mental and Lincoln mills are running half
time. The Androscoggin will comm ence
running two-thirds time Tuesday, and the
other mills will follow.
Marine.
BATH, Me-, October 5.-The new bark |
Edwin Reid, hence for New Orleans via |
Savannah, has been towed back with her |
mainmast sprung. She will reft and pro- |
coed.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT |
Office Chief Signal Officer, ) |
Washington, October S. 1874 4:3s P. ii. /
For the Gulf States, falling barometer. southeast
to southwest winds, with warm and partly cloudy |
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass, October S. p. M Barometer
$780, Wind east northeast, light Arrived Schooner
Gertrude Bowes. Ward, master, five days from
days from Antwerp; ship Ellen southland, Wood
worth, master. from Revel. via BlsinOre; barken |
tine Laur1ta, Wlnkl6, master, NIFTY dAt 3 from klO
Janeir0; steamship COrtes at $50 2. NJ NickersOn |
master, from New York. to A. Moulton. No de-
partures.
PAssA LOuTRE, October S, Ncon.-wind north.
east, light. Weather very thick and hazy. The |
United States monitor Canonicus passed mp at |
three this morning. from Pensacola, for the city.
No departures
vICHxBuks October 5.-Passed up-Mary Alice |
and barges, at A. n. No boats down to-day. Ar. |
Iived-Cty of Vicksburg at A. NJ and Natchez at |
3 P. u. Weather warm and Gle ar. The river has |
risen five inches in the last twenty .fonr hours.
MEMPHIS October 5.-kiver stationary. Weather
clear and warm. A,rrived-Ste. Genevieve from |
Departed Belle Memphis aud Bee aud |
barges for st Louis. The Paragon is aground at
Powers Island.
CINCINNATI. October 5.-River eight feet and
rising. Weather Iair.
PIT1sBuKs. October 5.-River three feet Weather
cloud, ana cool.
EVANSVILLE. October 5.-River falling slowly. |
Feather clear and cool.
CAIRO, October s. Arrived-Caplt0l City, from |
st. Louis at 10 P. NJ PARAGON, fiOm St. LOuis, at
4. NJ; bcudder from St. Louis at p. ID. De- |
City. for Vicksburg. at 2 A. NJ;
Paragon. for New Orleans. at p n. Weather
,lear. Mercury $50.
ST. LOUIS, October Standardization from
No departures. River falling slowly, |
VII b six feet Of water to Cairo and the channel
.Httpg out. Weather clear and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, October 5.-River two feet nine !
inches in the canal and rising slowly. Weather
cloudy.