New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-03

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| and festival at SpartanbUrg, with accom-.
| dations for 10000 visitors from all parts Of
the:country
Flour Willis Burnede
| CINCINNATI, September 1.-The large
| Touring mills at Buffalo, Putnam county,
| Yves. Virginia, were burned Monday night.
Loss $4,000. Five thousand bushels OF
| wheat were consumed with the buildings.
Opening @! the Cincinnati Industrial Elk.
position.
The Industrial. Exposition W az opened TO.
day with the most enthusiastic holiday Gin
cinnati has ever experienced. The fore
| noon was devoted to the reception of the
military, as follows: Detroit National
Guards, Campbell Guards and Sill Guards
Of Chilicothe, Ohio, Cleveland Grays, Har-
ris Guards Of Dayton, Ohio, Myers Cadets
OF Toledo, Springfield Light Guards, Wal
bridge Zouaves of Toledo, Indiana State
Guards, Indiana Poles, and tares Cincin-
matt companies.
The parade of the military through The
streets till halfpast one was one Of the
most splendid displays the city ever had
1t is estimated over 100000 people wit
messed it. A battalion marched to the ex-
position and attended the Opening exero
cises, in which Mayor johnson, Governor
Alien. Governor Hendricks, of Indiana, and
others made speeches. The military pro-
ceeded TO Eden Park and gave dress pas
rade, which was witnessed by 20, 900 persons
The city ali the day has been hung with
banners. garlands and gaily decorated.
business was generally suspended The
Chamber of Commerce and city Offices
closed. The exercises closed tonight with
splendid display of fire works and concert
in the horticultural HALL The receipts at
the gate were the largest ever had on an
onening day, larger than the frat !ouc days
Of last year.
The crowd witnessing che pTrotecnnsea?
dislay tonight numbered fully 10000. The
weather was fine and the success most
brilliant The fine artdisplay il by far the !
bess ever given here in the variety and high |
character of the works. including one TUr.
ners one Knaus, one Messonier and a large
collection ct pictures from the hes: Freaci. |
artists; also the ClcghOrn collection Os |
engravings and fine water color display.
The industrial department: was never |
elualeds and the exposition promises 70 |
exceed any previous e.t.-s OF the same
character given here
Action Of Columbia Board of Trade.
COLUMBIA s. c.. September AT a
meeting of the Board of Trade Of Columbia
this evening" resolutions were passed de.
nOuncing the attempt OF certain parties, |
and particularly o: John Patterson, to
Greats q false impression az 80 tha reia.
tons tnas exis: between the wh;ta and
colored people Of the State.
They declare emphatically tina: there are !
no signs Of any danger of collision between
thems that these reports and attempts are
disastrous to the prosperity OF she people, |
and that whatever appearances of trouble |
may have existed were due and directly |
traceabie 90 the cofored people acting on
the suggestions OF bad white men. who for
their own ends are Intent on oriu
about rupture between the races. :
Ihey brand the statement that tfere e
.very danger OF rupture, as false, and ask
he national authorities co cause an inyes.
igatiOn to be made into the truth Of she
tatements of Patterson and others,
Professor D0naldson's Balloon. Ii
SEAvILLE, N. j., September 2, $3.50 P, MI
'rofessor D0naldson's balloon Barnum
las Just been discovered fge niles north of d
his place. =
Probabilities. a..
WAR DErsTrmE:. | Fl
Office Chief Signal Officer ( |
D. aslIagtOIs September 2, 1874. AS p NJ d
Over the Eastern Gulf States. Sigh: chanaes in ft
.mpeiatuIs and PRESSURE easterly winda and a
Over the Western Cuff States. southeast Winds OF
I'd warm weather. followed by rising pressure | 81
I'd cool northery Winds with light loca. rains.
River and Marine News. r
So W,ES Pass September
red at 2:3o r. M-Steamship Carondelet. Me. &C
eery, master, from New York, 30 Rareshide & 8
.merOn, No departures. NJ
vICKsBuRa, September Passed OPT r. Eek.
t, ii A.: NJ Down-Mellie Moore, A ~ Ar. an
yer falling slowly ".
MEMPHIS. September Sa-River failing siowir. W,
ven and half feet to Cairo. Departed-Marv an
yd, Tor White river; Clarksviile, for PaducaI | re-
q and barges, for st. Louis ~
CINCINNATI, September 2.-River seven feet and !
ltionary. Weather clear and warmer
'IrTsBURG, September 2o-River two !ees one
n and falling.
Septembef 2.~-Weatier clear and ! Z
asantc River rising four feet six inches IN the
lal. 80 'Ao | "
September 3e-Weather clear ann bel
Up. NJ
AFRO. September ARRIVED Commonwealth, mi
m St Louis at 10 A. Ms City of Vicksburr and | 10
antic, from st. Louis, at p. NJ DEPARTED. Or
for New Orleans at r. NJ. Str
er seven feet sig inches and sising. Weather Go
SIerelry 3D. l Str