New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-22

ooclety, 1Ork, FennsylVaulo. anu A"moc.
OF benevolent societies of this city, IN 1ull
regalia, with bands of music.
1t is understood that the principal sub
Jects under consideration will be the COM
mencement OF course of beuevolence
through the organization of societies, and
also the protection of emigrants arriving In
the United States
The delegates this morning attended tho
Cathedral in body, where mass was cele-
brated and an address delivered by Arch
bishop Bayley.
Delegates from number Of German
Young Mems Christian Associations in the
different States met here to-day and orgsn-
lied a national convention. Maher Bas. OF
New York, was chosen president.
The Capital Movers.
LOUISVILLE. October 2l.-Some twenty.
seven delegates, representing Missouri, llh-
nois, Kentucky and Indiana, to the Capital
Removing Convention. met here yesterday
and organized, with Judge John Elliott, OF
kentucky, RS president. Various addresses
were made by delegates upon the subject in
Land, and the convention afterward ad-
journed to meet in the parlOrs OF the Gas
House in the evening.
! At the evening session resolutions wefe
| passed expressing the necessity of the fe-
mOval of the national capital to some point
| in the Mississippi valley, and calling upon
| Congress TO take action in that direction.
A committee was appointed to memorial'
I ize Congress, and q standing executive
I committee of twenty appointed.
1 The convention then adjourned sine de.
l The Railroad War.
: CHICAGO. October 2i.-A telegram from
! Lake Station, Indiana, states that upon the
I arrival of the two companies ordered by
Governor Hendricks to proceed to the point
! whore trouble between the Michigan Central
! and Baltimore and Ohio employees was re-
ported they deployed to the number OF i2V,
ID l.l ~,,I fxu,T. fNAtl
guns The Michigan Central men sto0d
their ground, though unarmed.
The companies had received orders. ana
I were about to charge when Chief Engineer
Gardiner stepped forward and requested
parley, which was granted. He then gave
himself up to the authorities, and the whole
| party was arrested. Subsequently the ma
jority Of them were released, and the prom
inent ones taken to Valparaiso. The CROSS
ing was finished by evening, and all trouble
! is over.
70 be Churchmartlaled.
l Bya heavy vote the case of DIR. Swing
comes regularly before the Synod.
The Anchor Line.
Sr. LOUIS, October 2l.-The new Anchor
Line Packet Company has applied for @ .
charter with capital stock Of $6OO,OOO.
The company owns the following steamers
and will start one Of them for New Orleans
daily, except Sunday and Monday: Steam
l er6 81. CTcueVloFe, O0pltOi SIbN, oiuN W
Vicksburg, Julia, Bismarck, John Kyle,
City of Quincy, City Of Alton, Susie Silver.
Commonwealth and Glencoe.
The Prairie Fire in Indiana.
> FOgr WAYNE, October 2l.-The fire
which has been burning five miles west.
southwest Of this city on the prairie and IN
. the woods now assumes serious aspect. ~
: | is estimated that nearly 10000 acres OF
> prairie and timber land are burning on the
, ! line of the Toledo, Wabash and Western
| railway, which causes o dense smoke 70
|. settle over the city and surrounding cOnns
try, making it nearly as dark as night in the
| middle of the day. and rendering breathing
| difficult. 1t is feared the ire may reach the
4 city II rain does not come soon.
II Georgia State Fairs
q ATLANTA, October 2i.-It is estimated
.ha. more persons attended the fair to-day
! than have ever attended a fair in Georgia.
: Fifteen thousand people were on the
= grounds. The military contest was the
g affair OF the day. Thursday and Friday
will be the most important days.
Locomotive Engineers.
. The Gram! International Division OF the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers nae:
,, day. One hundred and fifty delegates
I were present. They we're welcomed by the
Governor of the State and the mayor OF the
city. The reports show the order to be IN a
: tlourishlng condition.
StHmQ Ih1s
y RICHMOND. Va, October :l.--Thc bieY.
. NAL session Of the Sigma Chi fraternity O1
!. the United States convened here to-day,
delegates being present from pearly all tue
= Southern and Western States.
81 The California Pacific Road.
3 ! SAN FRANCISCO, October 2l.--A 1afga
;. number Of German bondhoders Of the Caf.
: ! ifornia Pacific railroad have petitiohett
| | to have that company thrown into bank.
| T. g-,<a tnHa rS<A
Court TO issue an injunction restr aiming tha
J. company from uortgaging or inc umber!ns
9 its property.
The Bank Robbery.
MILFORD. Vt, October 2f.-A thorough
= ! Investigation III the accounts of LpuhegaB
. | Bank show. tho :otal loss by the robbery
. ! IL $4,000. This. with the losses TO priva.2
= individuals. swells the whole amount taken
|. 70 $500, 200. The directors me, 'his MORT.
!, ! ing and offered reward OF SioOV for The
apprehension an! conviction o! ;hc Iespe:'
Vicar Generni Appointed.
OrEHGc. Cc:ober .!.-..ey. Mr.. aucga;r,
curate G.: No;re Dame dc Quebec. has been
{ appointed vicar genera! o: the diacsses s1
Hamoasky ami Sh"grrI'k..
Probabilities.
Taw 0,raRYasSS
Offer Ch4e. s!.,iat Ohic-s. !
. Waet c'N'I 0c.0t sG ~, 1874. a.so u NJ
Tennessee ANA tHr 'sii, St"'es, S,l.INg O6o
Tome:.'. soUtheS.y ~..!s. c.S.dy weather. AnS CO.
! ca..oGa! GaiDA
River and Marine Newso
p sovrHvx.r Pass. Oc.oDe, 2i.s T.. NJ G:.sonessP
. ! 70 Ary:ved-s,eam.hip City q: Sam Au:osic. rs
I York, bark Jol.n :. Ha.ris James. slaster.
8 s'x;y-:wO days !Gegs Liverpool: ship Marcia
I q. Day. PiNkha:n. master, fifteen days Srora
| New York schooner Constance. V:cs, snas4ess
! eleven days from Ruatan. ship j.np Pate
T | ten. Williams. MASTER fr"IH Ph'!a'.lvhiao and
| steamship r.nc- hdva'd. q: -: y Grons
r!c.ow. Canada. Arrived and s..e: ~. Mobile
Bark Raios Bartlett. master III; s.tsss d.sS 3Jsns
| Warren Point. No NOiepart1ree.
| Pascal G-Tks OctSbes ~, " r NV l''d easss
tight. Weather clear. Arf.s.d-Irit 81! slI;', John
= ! Parker. Flynn. master, twelve .snS. s"" rhel;S
). ter. hfty-s days trem xisryp"o. Sealed" SSS .
| Avennis anc brig ju:.i.ta.. a,
ViCKsBuxs. October 2i..cD-Kaf,e - No N
. Down--t'l.ncoe a: =. N. weather Cleo; o.! was1
= ] River falling slowly. .
! MEMPHIS. October 2i.-w.s.isr ge's.s:iv sYeAr
). md warm. Rive: stai.o.a': Ass.vea- way h"yd s
! from White .i-e,; John z E".d. f'"'n Wv or
! leans. Depay>d--Ashsni tos Cincinn.si May
! Alice John KYLE nnc Carve a0nntZ t"s H'W Os
I leans. and Iohn ScN.lder 10y st. Louis.
I I,ycIysAT, October n i-Rvsr four e'st Shse Q
e I :n.be, and falling. weather ha,y and al. =.
{, inches and failing. W.a'tsS clear and e.%'.
!, EVANSVILLE c..aSa1 Il.-EiV.r 81. seeding
!! l s,owly Weather cloud" :..' Mi'':.
C..ho, October !l.-sn a:GvA's. !s:@yte! .
!. ! Y...er Cox :cv ORLEANS ~ sivh: 'ss' .:.u!ng.
, Y;v.r Sc fee. -e-.'. i'"..s .l1 falling "eatlss
" I cloudy. H.e:usv'.I.
!. Lori....l, :c.o.r. - -:..e- H,'iin: ..s. !ols
= ;nc.es ir IL. ca.sl and sixteen iuc.-s ia she
!, ! chute. He..I-, e.s. and Dl. ssaat.
st. I.,'s C".pc' :. -ir.is "a COM: sAt! 4,