New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-10
MISCELLANEOUS
Knnhinx TErnuuh HAasnr Tunnel

NORTH ADAMS. Mass. September y.-The
first OF November has been fixed az the
date Tor running :he first .cain ,hroug il the
Hoosac funnel. Steel rails are to bs lai.,
through .he tunnel. ]: IS possible the fist
regular running tram through the tunnel
may be delayed unit. the frs. Of Decen be.
in consequence OF Che Icu;ny.etlon Of sew.
eral bridges.
Forest Fires Raging IN New Jersey.
NEwBrRG. n. j.. Septembe: 9.-The
forest fires are raging III :ha highlands Of
Hudson. opposite fovr Montgomery. Many
acres have neen burae! over, and the tires
still continue.
No Yellow fever ~ Galveston.
GALVESTON. Septemos: 3.--The reports
Selegiapied from. Washington yesterday,
relating to .le existence y: Yellow fever N
Galveston. are :alse and without any 5oun.
dation.
In fact. This city ias never been healthier.
The following lie tie statement Of the health
.pftce::
GALVESTON. September o.'ls1..
TO me .gen' o: the New York Associated P.ess.
There has not beer. Tor is there now. a
single case o. Yellow fever. or any disease
Stimulating yellow lever. IL Galveston during
the year .S.l.
The same is t-Ie o: a.. sne guilt ports Of
4he STATE 9: Texas.
GEORGE: W. PETE.
Health Officer.
Ashore.
The brig Emily Waters. from Liverpool,
loaded with salt. wen: ashore a: San Louis
Pass yesterday. The captain came 20 the
city to-day and will return with the steamer
Maddox and !ighten her cargo, and hooes
10 &c: the vessel Of. without further dam age.
Another Charlie Ross Turned tp.
&C.
from .eftersoIv.!le. Indiana states that 3
child resembling Charlie Ross :s in charge
xhere. A photograph has beer mailed. Tie
dispatch is signed by Constable Smith,
Prosecuting the Gibson County !lurderers.
NASHVILLE. September :!..-A srecia; Ills.
patch from jackson. Tennessee. says Judge
Carthe. reached that place and opened and
immediately adjourned the Circuit Cou..,
in OrGe! 20 return - Trenton and pTo:rac:
the session ut his court there tfc.er.iy
long 70 a.ov' the grand Jury time and cp.
portunI'y 20 follow :ip theig es:igation
sntc the :ecen, disturbances IL Gibson
county. leading 20 the killing o: the lie.
groes who we're :aken from Trenton Jail.
a :Inor. evidently well founded. ana
discussed ON che streets here. Is 70 the eff.
feet that General Alexander W. Campbell.
ct this place. one OF the most prominent
lawyers IN Tennessee. IS retained at q fee of
pected district IN case they are arrested.
General Campbe!! has been heard 20 re.
tnars tha: there are two aides 10 the uues
zion.
Triaf Of Julin Hayi Murderer.
The preliminary trial o; Pa. Lyons ans!
Bowen Saunders. The alleged ;nur6erers Of
Julia Hayden. the eoloseG schoo! teacher IN
Irousda.e Sounty.is now IN progress at Leb.
&nene Tennessee. A large number o: wit.
nesses have been summoned by the State
and bus few on the part OF thc .e:enss.
Indignation Meetings.
Indignation meetings against the sa.e
tragic outrages in 1rOusdale and Gibson
counties are being held in ait.esva. counties
sh1ougLout the State.
The Lexington Races.
LEXINGTON, September s,.-Tie races on
Che Kentucky Association Course, which
commence mex, Monday. give promise OF
being among the most bri.:an: eyeg gun
here.
Frank Harper, who inherited the greater
part OF his Uncle Johns estate. including
all his thcrOugnbreds. arrived to-day to take
part IN The races Butord. Richards and
SwIgelt are expected to-morro@ with their
horses. The course is alive with horses and
great spor5 IS expected
Fire.
CINCINNATI, September s-The late fire |
in RusseIlrille, Kentucky consumed the |
portion OF the place. ghe loss will !
aggregate $4,000.
Run Over and Killed.
Five section hands or the INDIANAPOLIS |
Cincinnati and Lafayette railroad were |
run over and instantly killed near Riverside |
This morning by passenger train which |
was racing with another passenger train on |
the Ohio and Mississippi railroad.
The men were behind a sharp curve and
unable TO get out of the wayo
PrObab ilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT
Office Chief Signal Officer ; |
Washington, September 9, 1874, 40 r. Ny |
Over tie South Atlantic states, falling barome. |
er, stationary teMIeIatIre, northeriy Winds and
lear weather
over the Gulf States stationary or falling "a
ometer, northeast TO southeast winds ana party |
Loudly weather, with stationary temperature
River and marine News.
PAssA.LOuTRR, September 9, . P. M-Wn0
,uth.east, very Light. NO arrivals. Saiied-baIH |
sbOrne and schoUner- Anita ana Rosita.
SOUrHwKsr PASS September 9. p. N.-BarOmetef |
10 Weather calm No arrivals departures. \