New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-30
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
Local Intelligence.

Local Intelligence.
SECOND WARD REPUBLIcANs-The regu:
lar meeting OF the Second Ward Central
Republican Club took place last evening.
In the absence of President G.. +. Glaudin
Captain John King, first vice president,
was called to the chair. Secre taries Frilot
and Childress were at their desks.
The regular routine business of the club
was transacted, after which Hon. H. G.
Dibble, the Republican nomin ee for Con.
gress in the second district, was called upon
70 address the club.
Judge Dibble occupied the attention of
his audience for fully one hour, and we
regret that want of space does not permit
us to publish one of his best and most -lO-
Guent efforts. Several speakers followed
Judge DibbIe, and their discourses were
unanimously applauded.
Mr.. Charles A. Baquie, an old member of
the club, took leave of the second ward,
having changed his residence from the sec
Ond to the third ward. Mr.. Baquie's COM
Inunication was read, received and ordered
spread upon the minutes. Votes OF tnanKs
were rendered to the speakers and the club
adjourned.
BRIEF MENTIoN.-Mr. Zegler, No. ~
ROYAL street, having an ample supply OF
genuine Western lager, believed it more
profitable TO send US q key than to retail it
at five cents per mug, which accounts for
room No. in this office smelling like Mil.
waukee. Mr.. Ziegles has our thanks for
ihe attention.
Peaches. pears, oysters and game birds
ere now in tune.
People in this locality who think that be.
cause the sun crosses an imaginary line
sbout this tilne of the year there should be
lively storm. have been disappointed SO
far this season.
James Twiges yesterday accidentally fell
from q scaftOld on one Of the new build
ings for the gas works, at the corner OF Per.
dido and Magnolia streets. and was nearly
killed. He was sent to the Charity Hos
officer J. Dumas IS etili hunting up men
who violate the lottery law. and manages
to worry them seriously.
The reason Mr.. f. A. Burke resigned his
position as president of Fire Company No.
q. was because ne has entered on an active
political campaign.
Mr.. William baker has me: with fair
success in collecting money for wounded
Metropolitan officers.
One of the pictorial papers must have
had copy Of the Picoyune's crevasse map
when il attempted to give picture OF the
battle of the fourteenth instant.
Levee rats are growing holder, having
:cft their nests eince the late unpleasant
ness, UuL Inc HuT1uS pOiAC NV 0ASCA SAOHS
with steel traps.
George Powers is under arrest because
N. Mccormack believes him guilty OF bur
glavy. George carried an ice pick. wedge
and a candle, articles not often used by
Snan milliners.
wounded at the head of Canal street on
She fourteenth instant. died in the Charity
Hospital yesterday.
WHY Nor EVERY NIGHr!-1f the prin.
eipal lines Of cars will only send out two or
three extra cara after midnight it is prom
;sed that the newspapers will hereafter ga
only pleasant words about the management.
Reporters, printers and car directors should
Eold conference about this matter, and ii
compromise can be made our entire COM
Inunity will feel gratited. The party OF the
first part is not only willing but anxious to
pay twenty five cents fare for rides after
asne o'clock. and doubtless the party OF the
second part will tiDd it profitable improve
ment. Messrs. Directors. consider tho
proposition and propel il next month.
As ACCOUNTABLE OUTRAGE.-When the
funeral Of A. Marigny was proceeding to
the cemetery last Monday number OF per
eOns proved themselves not entitled to be
called men by hurting vile epithets at the
mOurueys. one reason being perhaps be-
cause some Of them were policemen. The
GIllCeEB SUOWcu tUcN SOVu eCuoC ~ az thhc
time taking no notice Of the miserable fel.
lows. but thought that after the ceremony
they could do something. On returning
from their cad duty they were unable to
discover even . shadow OF the wretches.
tho towards having taken care to place
themselves out Of the reach Of unoffendlng
but indignant men. Some Of the ghOuls
are known, and will be Made to answer tor
their vnmaniy conduct.
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Tnr Private MARKErs.-SO recent
action whatever has been taken against the
private market men, and prOba bly, nothing
will be done, at least SO says gentleman
who is fully competent 90 speak.
THE WICKED RAzoR.--Earlv yesterday
morning George Gibson and Alice Herman,
ut No. GO Dryades street, disputed ferocious'
ly about something which is not made pub.
lie. Alice wagged her tongue aggravatingly
and spoke some unpleasant words, such "a
did not suit the temper of mild hammered
Gibson. When his temper was at the boil.
ing point he closed the controversy by
essaying to give the coroner job. He
nearly succeeded by using a razor, cutting
the unfortunate woman twice across her
abdomen. and then escaped. She was cent
to the Charity Hospital. half dead.
Thar MILLION DOLLAR LOAN.-1n the
City Council yesterday Mayor Wilts an
HOunced that he had been informed Dy an
esteemed resident of this city that foreign
financial house had signifed its readiness
90 lend New Orleans the sum Of one mil
lion, or more. dollars, if proper assurance
could be given for the Investment. The
communication is indefinite, and, as It ap.
pears in print, conveys but little informa.
iion to the reader. Our Council will. it is
understood, appoint committee of confer
euce who will definitely inform the agent
what the city can do to guarantee or recon-.
pense the lenders tor their favor. As the
entire proposition is as yet in crude state.
Sittle Can or need be said on the subject.
CARROLLTON FIRE COMPANY No. 1.-This
company, now quarter of a century old,
will celebrate its twenty fifth anniversary
next Saturday. by public parade, private
elmer and a ball. Unser Fritz Fisher, its
first president, will be on hand to tell what
he knows about the organization, and Mr.
Tebbe, present foreman, will be there to
speak for the boys Of to day, many of whom
are young enough to be sons of Mr.. Fisher.
Indeed that gentleman's youngest con is an
active member, and the father is chief en-
aineer of the Carrollton fire department.
The changes he has seen and assisted to
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