New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-01
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Co.'S carpenter shop, and two Residences ace
adjoining, belonging to the same ~
burned last night Loss s2o,oooa no @nsui'
ances
Another ssNeRro Riots Proves 90 De
Ffzziee
&9ospaEUs. Ca August 3ts--ihe Lee
eSuntvn Alabama, fight was very hucn
exaggerated. No one was Kiiied, am ohiy
one church was burned an fuIet sne'e,
aid ~ 10 believed no one was nlucn fs"'''
The Regain at Saratoga
g.p.soGA. August 3l.-The first race 1sas
ezon rniIee. with single souls. R0acnes OF
S.raucyny won in l4:24+a. with Lathrnp
Sy@~v elose, in 1877; Hardy, third. in 1881 ";
Alderman fourth, Rahnson FIFTH, and Hass-
5acher sixth, Roache was received and
carried Of On the shoulders OF the specra-
sGrs. -
shree miles. O'Neii had 20 row over the
course alone, as Davis did not start . Neil
g.uIled against time, making the pest three
2tles OF record-2l:i9l5s
Tie Beaverwickb o: Albany |oa the
F0Ur-oared race
Thirteen crews started IN she ioGs-oared
Sace of $40, and the Argonauts were the
favorites to the turn On the return the
rseayerwicks of Albany jeds winning the
gace in 1884; Argonau;s second. lo:4' p;
eorth Buffaloes third, IS:50las Wahwah
Sums fourth, 1864; Potonacs fifth,
l9:l7la; Sewanhas sixth, l9:l9s..
just before reaching the turn She At
eiantats boat fOuled with the Wahwah Sums
had Duquesnes and sunk. Inc crew were
picked up by the Southgate steamer.
dsysat excitement over the resuitO
Indicted
louisville, August 3l.-A Courier Joars
esssi special says: A number of the men who
ryent from Stamford to aid in suppressing
Che troubles in Lancaster, were indicted by
Che Garrard county grand jury. last week.
Rpd willeppear tomorrow to aIswego
The Election.
official election returns have Deen re-.
feived from all counties, except Union and
wayne, giving the vote for clerk of the
court Of Appeals, Jones labs; Cochran,
s3,504. Jones' majority 6O,e44.
The President at New Bedford.
S;Ew BEDFORD, August 3l.-President
Grant arrived here day. Statutes were
fred, and the party received by the city
officials. Two thousand people shook bands
18th the President.
SiosfZEs August 3l.--A largs ans dee
asructive fire broke out at Snow & Browns
gnusic store, Dauphin street, at halfpast
Ieven o'clock tonight. The fire is still
pagingo CarOthers' drug store. Bromberg
p.otACSS dluO JIo ACtCAuh nAaSS SesV ca
DANCES
Probabiii.iess
WAR DspARrhRyr,1
Office Chief Signal Officer.
washington, August 81 1874. E35 ?. u.
dpgsS she South Atlantic and Gulf States, higher
Barometer, rising or stationary temperature,
Eartheast to southeast winds and clearer weather.
River and Marine News.
&ourHwRsr Pass. August 81, II M.-BaTometer
Sa5c. Wind east-southeast. light. Sailed-Schooner
PascagOula No arrivals.
G0Tthesst, light. Arrived-Bark Duchess of Ian
easter. Williams, master, seventy.one days from
Bangor. Wales; steamship W. P. Clyde at 8:20 A.
DE Livingstone, master from Havana. via Florida;
State of Texas, John GIDEON. oder and Minnesota.
Arrived 0ut-Europe and POmerania Ne depart
osres.
sIcKsBURG, August 3l.-Arrved-Natcnes, at 3
weather war% and siesr gver failing M sow
MEMPHIS August 3l.-River declining, seven
Sect to Cairo Weather clear. Mercury 3zoo De.
gared-Belle Of Memphis. for st. LOUIS Parkes Coz
CISoIsNArI, august 3l.-River six feet six 8nches
and STATIONARY Weather fair and pleasant
PIrrsBuRG, august 3l.-River two feet one Snch
Snd railing. Weather clear and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, August 81 Weather clear ana
9yarno gle river has risen two feet seven feet to
Cairo
CAIRO, august 3l.-Arrived-F Fannie Lewis, from
81 Louis, at r. NJ; Matte. from Louisville at A..
III. Departed-Lewis, for Vicksburg at 10 T. M;
Matte, for New Orleans, at P. NJ. River five feet
end rising. Weather clear. Mercury 49,
LOUISVILLE August 3l.-River stationary three
Seet ten inches i'll the canal Weather clear and
pleasant
SD LOUIS, August S7-Arrived- of vickso
&ureo from Vlcksburg. Depsrted-Atlantico for
Sew orleanso River stationary Weather cloudy
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