New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-30
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20 New 0rleaMs.
CHICAGO, December 29-LieuteAanc Gen
eral Sheridan, accompanied BY General
Rucker, Major George A. Eorsythe and
Colonel NJ Y. Sheridan, Of his staff. lef: here
last night tOy the seat OF war at SeV OS.
leans.
There ie high official authority for saving
thai General Sheridan does not 60 to New
Orleans in obedience TO any direct orders.
but in compliance with the personal request
of the President, who desires to have some
one at that point in whom he has implici.
confidence, to furnish him with truthful
information, and of such rank thai in case
of an emergency he can act without special
orders from Washington. General Sheridan
was intending to 60 to Cuba in few weeks
and his trip South is only anticipating the
time, for after a short stay in New Orleans
he will sail for Cuba. His immediate work
he will not remove any officer, or take any
part in military affairs there, unless il Is.
absolutely necessary 70 accomplish :ast
object.
A FIRE at Ottawa, 1llinois. today. i!s'
eero~eI the epsro house, valued At et:s.0 coo.
and Ruesell Il Sons Sugniture store. Their
lose y $4,000. Insurance on .hs spsya
houss $4,000: ON furniture store 5000
lnstAes SAmlss &oss.
MNwAvKEE, Deeenbes ga woman
who -~rused 20 saise her sel lett : el.sl
here ssssmb!iag Charley Ross.
Consicssss
L:..lI Rock, DecembeS ca-Tis ewo
men captured in Pulaski county q few
weeEs ago for SObbinS store and boat iA
Vel! csapr~. were convicted ID She Cssesli.
Csurs so-liay and sent Co Chs feh.,s ntiarv
for tive years. These men belonged TO .
gang oi ious wbo were supposed - 70 the
Ga.s.iii!eya
Dnrina Crinss
To!eDO. 1kcembes 2S..Aboss 9 y. ~,
while i. Wii!:sns> she prOprHtor .; Al arc.
zion store in eIis city was alone il 'he
! store. shree nen entered. knocked !ia.
! down. gagged and bound hing. sook 81"
! eoon af.ef entered .hS store and fndin.
Williams, se!eass1 hifae Ths slisvss 80
capede
Democratic CsntRutlsA POsepoAeI rnt1l
the Congregational CommItses has isnes
VEKsBURe. December ?S-Ths central
copmftree met this evening and postponed.
the Democratic convention called 20 meSs
here On the eighth sf January IL Aprisso
essneyous Don~nenss
TERRs HAUrE, Indiana, December Sye
Chauncey Ross, OF this oitye shade . do.a
zion se-iaY to institu,ions located here sf
$356, 900. divided as follows To che Terrs
Haues School of 1pdusesial Science. %.0,.O0is
aud 20 SigOCOunty Orphans Home t.0O"e
Violence aud charitys including SGoN.sOe 70
the Ladies' Aid Society Df this aitve ana .
large sum 20 charities in New York; Hs
has also promised 100000 TO .ths 8Hd!ano
State Normal School located befso
0ecfet@ry Dri00ve 40 Cincinnnt7s
C.ScyNSAfs. December :9s-Hss. = Y.
Bristow, Secretary of che Treasury. Who
is making brief visiS here On his way 20
Washington, visi%ed the Sham6er 0f Co1s-
merce 20 day and was formally sesejvej ~
the president. Captain Aollowy. Secretary
Bristow made . brief speech t. che sleu.
bets, favoring ths return to spec:s bas.s
as the true foundation Of GnaAeias Xscs:ss.
i:yo
AI.ooyA. "a. December CA nae
named Frank Cramer was as, rested here
today on the charge OF manufacturing
eoanterfeit niek!es.
Congressional s;snasits.o NJ Opeiika.
Mox7GoMERr. Dsceubei 29-A s,et:s!
t. the .i.icsytissr Gays ehs song~se .'ss al
committee reached Opeik> Monday. and
has beer in session since the4 At .ka: place.
The first Aays exanina nation was ersrel.
Of shs enforcement sctA Among "'les
things. shs Wscoosbee saiiey stfa,f. unea.
sioned in the Isys Hswiey letter. was NJ.
The negro. whose !ncsndiayy sa.:: eS:.eG
the disturbance. was before she V~1nEittee.
today. Several Democrats were examined
The eOmu!ttee will not seae& SsSe tWus:.
gome:sl us:I Monday.
Hrsaabilisies.
WAN DapAs:se~P ,
Once Chief sigma. s,H.~s.
WasA.hgsoH I<etnbes 2a. 1s:a Is P.M
For the Gu:9 states. e!saiy and dee .asdls eo..ss
weather. ~.:s IaSsh Ct east w.sds ed s.S.:s -
River nad Marine Nsws.
soerH~,sr fA'a december 90. 8 =. N.-E..~nA.
tes a..!s. W1Hi southeast s.ghs. The saSk Asis;O
nr...aD.y ,spostea !os ssie.s. tss as.v.s :.s,'..
Ne Scl,es aIys els part ares. The s1ip Arrow.
Regina. tM.!S. Augusta AID ~jAS s;s s;i.. ss.sss
1or o1ders.
rA.s ~ ".sRe. December y. II 81 ~: as s...tt.
ssst. igh'. yhicA Ssg 81 she has. Arrived.
sc..s.leT Prims Donna. Dermot, M.stes. 1.-s .ays
;ES1 ssa; sas ;a, G ,ssys n. ~: s.:
Sutsid outward bound
V,cKssrxc. Dece%bss .s-.rasses d9w.-ssle
M - ka,s lsasSn. - s.s.. :s...
sose 1--WE :lcsss. wsarhe, 600! and eio,e-.
a!a. .a,... wessSs, so.dy ara : cold. :~,.,:: ;..
ed>Narr Alice. John Hyle and Joe Kinney. .oy -.
Solss TheAas SaeTeck and Go.eSaor A.eA. soS
Eew OraanS U.UEsSA sH0 CharIss NVSSaS. :eS
Cincinnati.
81. Los Csssnlbef 4a-No arrivals. 1ess,'..-
Carrie E0Infz. ~ New Oyleans. RiseS s....s =.
seow sree.ius yones since east midnight.
ai:s!X@sr!. ~eeember 2arekiver swtnty :eSe 80
incfies and Using rapidlvs WeSthef tas ana grew
EG colder. Ary.vsd-Ex xpOrter. frOIs New Os.sahs,
PIrrsBuK~, December 2A-River ninetee = feet .w0
inches and sssing. Weatnet elesJ SGS sOsd. Bsss
X.vSss SislLg abovo.
LorisvlLLs. Decembef1 f1s-R!ver Using. WITH ane
feet i've incGss ~ tAs sana. WsActes S.sss ~
and he6Gine.
with sixteen feet or gauge. RAIN and snow lAst
n ght; clearing to-day End cold. SowS-~Ttonps
son Dean 1t P. NJ
from New Orleans, 1t eleven last night; Hollie
Moore from St. Louis, at p y. Oeparted-Cspit04