New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-04

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MISCELLANEOUS
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Gniversaiiss Conventions
2gsga''. ~ T.. SAP :emoer 3.-T'ae State
Gniversa IS: convention which las been III
session two aiayso aGjourGs Tonight The
8sssicn aas been one o. great interest,"
sSnti0nni Board Of steam NaviRations
BUSFALos September Sat she meeting
q? the cca?.caoF SS0a:u C. Steam Navigation
she THANKS st :ae 5oasd were rendered -
Congress iOc :le appropriation o,r the i'm.
prOyenent % tle Delawsve e1d = !arvlF''d
savers aadE3os zee es1ao ssneut Of lights
a3 dangerous points,
Resolutions were unanimously adopted
express e tire IG.Ge with u n:cS the bCarO
has Witnessed sic evidence Of tie revival
Of ship Lg'sdirg n the Cn:.ed States, and
declaring !: only Retained row for the
national government 70 assure Sae shipping
Spte-ast ct rs tosses.ag Gaze toy our nation
60 regain is seslAes pest..oH among the
S1a:is5Ie IaIaGnso
Another resolution. secIes:fus shat a
sent!emafs cf integrity ana 'learn''.g IN she
zine o3 :l,e duties required. be placed at the
head Of steam yesses ''ospeo sole was unsni.
apf Secretary o. sGe Treasury
Tie National Board c. Steam Navigation
after se-e s.ng the cid board Of officers.
a6iougbeH 30 aeet aexS gear il New York
gjtyo
The Baifoonfsts.
WATERFORD ~ J.o September S.-iscoe
sessor DoIa.lsoG's Ja''gGS seasceIdei at
half-past ane o'o.oc;s tits morning. taking
g. Ou.hfasteg!y COURSE, Postmaster Fair.
snan, Of Pii.a1e?pS la, vic started with the
party 'Efs set: bea:1i s'ld as pace taken
by lady OF sats phase dsa3rogs Of mailing
q 5aISca1 Voyages
Base iyaiis
BAG7ss:oag, September 2.-eT.e :suti; and
last game OF a..h chan gioasLip aeiies he.
sween ,sae Chicago aand Baltimore Clubs
eesp!ted az 1o.sowsS Chicago !; Bsl.imoges
g. Earned guns: Ct.saac none: Bait.
Snore 90 Base h;ss: CA:cago {: Baltimore 8.
shot end Killed. q
MEagfifso Sep enDeS Site AEpsnrs
Tuscum ola SPECIAL saysS At Cherokee Ala
bamao yesterday young Rodgers, con Of
she town marshal. was elct and Instantly
killed. il sa!oono by john McC!osEev, son
u tae c!rcais eou1S c.erxe at TTscumhiao
Arranging IT. lnsfcr Talifss
a large number Of freight agents sro,,
the Southwest sGe assembled mere for the
2uEpose OF arraE9E.g d G-assfer tariff iar
she Solt3wes:e5G sa3.soadso
Fire at Grecny .ileO Mississippi.
A yssgats iis?aGc.s iscsg Helena savs the
entire business Pa-:. CO Greeny:.:.e. 6i:ss!s. |
! sipis was Destroyed By t's j9ss nigat. NO
9Scs!GSsa5so
Attempt 60 Wreck o. Tra3u.
~. unsuccessful attempt was made last
eight 20 $hrew sle south sos I'd train off |
She track on the Memphis and Louis siie |
gsilroado at Big HatcIie r:rer short (s:s.
9anca III "a siGa Of RrcUpcv;Gfo n1o 20
eross.sies on the tracks The obstruction |
was discovered by the engineer IN time to 1
prevent the eng inc i.OM Striking It hard |
otherwise frightfui accident would have |
occurred, "a the oostIncosoG was placed on |
q high emDar E'neneo
Vice President Wilson Mt Long BraucIo
LoSv Br 8NCt2o September 33.-~y:ce Preso
Sdent W. son AZ; wed he1e saSs morning sad /
gill stay few days.
An Interview With the rresidenfo
This morning Senator Patterson, Judge
Mackay, AMI Mr. Baker, chairman of the
Republ'can committee OF Texas, called on
she President and had a protracted inteso
Sjeg 18th him in relation to affairs Soutbo
Failing Of TresiIe Work. /
yEGaE HAuTE, September s.-A special
gfom Marshall, Illinois, sayss Over 300
$eet Of trestle work on the New Paris and
Danv"le railroad fell to-day. woundins
danes Allen seriously and John n. White
9ehH Scars land Harrison White slightly.
The Regatta at Troy
TE0sO September s,s-The tirsS DAVIS !
racing .ot the national Amateur Regatta |
COOS place on Laureate course this aftero ,
n0ono distance one and half miles. straight,
= ne races commenced at 2:35 p NJ The
arst heat OF the four-oared face was won $
0y the Argonautss OF Bergen Point, by /
shree lengths 1t was a dead heat between
Sne Mswaheems and Grameycys Sog the
The second heat was won 0y tRe BssSero | p
Wickss OF Albany, over the Ataantaso of i
New York twas finely contested. and as 81
she WIND mad gone down, better time was
made. The Eeaverwicks came in six o
lengths ahead. IN S:56lso The Ataiantas !
bteered very wildly. q
The first single scull race petwe,n Poooh | s
Of the Creamery, and Myers, of the Cedar 6
Bluffs. OF Saratoga, Roach won EASY in | T
a0:l9a. Myers 1852. The second and third 5
heats Of the single scull race and the Anal n
heat of the tour cared race will be rowed ;
tomorrow.
Importnns Case Decided.
HARRISBURG, September 3.-The follow y
ng interesting case was decided BY a full o.
court to-day: Commonwealth VS.. George O, &
Evansville cOur: this afternoon refused TO 81
,rant the discharge of George q. Evans on | h
w0 grounds: First, that the jnsolveut laws tt
IT Pennsy !vania did not extend to debts Il
lue the Commonw ealth, and second. if IL ',
lid he could NOS be discharged for the t,
eason that he received money rs agent of pl
he State.
Probabilities. "
WAR DrPARrMpyrS |
Office Chief Sisnsl Officer | 6,
Washington, September }, 1874 i35 P. H. a.
Over the Gulf States sta. onary and falling bao AZ
omet ~. northeast winds. slight changes il tenn
erature and cloudy weather, possibly confined |
risk winds, with light rain on the Western Gulf CT
,sst. CT
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass, September ). F. NJ Barometer st
:6o. Wind east; strong. Weather squally. Ar st
,he. Dillon, from New York. Saed-Steamships | az
yes and City of Houston. da
PASCAL OurRK, September 3, IL M-Wind east Sc
owing hard. No arrivals. Sailed-Steamship al
y.cKsspRG September 3-Passed Ep-2i. G. Yaeo | tn
x p NJ; Julia at IL A. NJ. No boats down zoe | An
W arriyed-Fannie Lewis. p No Weather. i ba
Ann and cloudy. River falling slowly
MEMPHIS September 3-River falling slowly | Br
morally clear weather. Mercury 9o'o Departed ias
lester, fer st. Louis. no
s'innaryo Partly cloudy ard pleasant weather. az
oI-IssuRe, September 3-Ri7eS seyeDfean inches 1
!: Sail.Tgs Ssgbt ra.5l. 81
eysyiIIE, sfbteIrbaq 3-Wsstner clear The | an
er has fallen Use :nchseo Jswn-Fint shnkleo re
noona / Pi'
.ovIsvgLiEo September Sweater clear and 10,
asant. River r:sins s.owyS four feet eight inches 1
T. Lots, Septsubee aa-Ne arrivals Departed sg