New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

attacks by the Carlists.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Church Promotions.
BURLINGTON. N. j., November i3-On tho
fifteenth regular ballot Rev. John Scare
borough. D. d., rector of Trinity Church,
Pittsburg. was elected bishop by vote of
ii out Of 53 clergy, and 81 out Of so paso
ishes.
LOUISVILLE, November i3-Thomas u
Dudley. rector Of Christ Church, Baltic
more. succeeds Bishop Cummins. Mr.. Dude
ley was the compromise between tho high
and low church.
Cent Miners strike.
PlCroU. N. s.. November ia thousand
coal miners have struck, and refuse 70
allow others to work.
The Coming Race at San Franciscs.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 1.-the
weather is promising for the great four
| mile race to morrow. In the pools Katie
Pease sells at $3.50; Thad Stevens, $370; J0e
! Daniels. $l6O; the field, $l75. The field emo
braces HOckhocking, Hardwood, Alpha and
Henry. All the horses named will 20.
Railroad Meeting.
ST. LOUIS, November l3.-Che members
Of the Western Railway Bureau met hero
| last night and held conference with tho
I representatives Of the fast freight lines in
| reference to q more satisfactory working Of
| the lines. The members Of the bureau also
held consultation with committee Of tho
Cotton Exchange regarding freight on cot.
| ton from this city to the East. 1t is expected
! q general meeting Of the presidents and
| general managers Of railways and eommieo
! soners will be held withing two weeks.
| An illinois Horror.
| The Waterloo, Monroe county, Illinois,
1 Times to-day has An account OF the arrest
! and preliminary examination of Barney
! Mcmahon. farmer living three miles froxa
! Burksville, Monroe county, for wife muYs
! der on the ninth Of last August and the
subsequent burning Of her body. The par
| ties had frequent quarrels, and on the
| eighth Of August he sent his children away
on q visit. They returned the day following
! and were told their mother had started tor
Burksville. since when she has not been
] seen or heard Of
On the day Of the alleged disappearance.
McMahon tired log heap. some distance
from his house, and kept it burning TIVE
weeks. 1t emitted terrible stencil, which,
when questioned, he attributed to chickeas
which had died Of the cholera. Suspicioa
having recently been aroused, detectives
! were employed to work up the case. II
appears. after tho log heap had burned
down. the ground was plowed over. but On
| examination by the detectives. few tlays
ago, several pins. small buttons, and bones.
| which looked like finger bones. and tho
part OF an upper aw bone, with teeth
attached, were found. This led 60 tho
arrest Of Mcmahon. who was held to
| answer.
Great excitement exists in the neighbof.
hood. McMahOn il well advanced IN life
| and has grown children.
| lnvestigatin0 Arkansas Affairs.
| LITTLE Rock. November IL The Core
| gressiOnal Investigating committee, Judge
i Ia1- -.
| testimony here on Arkansas for two days.
| They close their investigation Tomorrow
| and leave TOR the North on Sunday. No
new facts have 80 far been developed.
| A Youthful Incendiary Confe.sea.
CINCINNATI. November l3.-The Ga.e.e'S
| Lancaster. Ohio. special says: 4 lad named
Kelly. sixteen years cid. and the inmate ef
| the State Reform School. has made sonfose
| sion that he fired the brush and shoe face
tory connected with the institution last
Saturday night. and the stock barA On Mon
| day night. and last night intended firing
| one of the family dwellings. Kelly has
been an inmate Ot the Reform School f0f
two years, and was sent from CiGisnsos
| No reason is assigned for his acts.
Alexander Johnstss's Nsuse Bursed.
| The dwellin. Of Alexander Jshaston, 10
| California, ten miles up che river irOln thil
| city. was completely destroyed BY tire this
afternoon. Loss $4,000.
| The schSliins Nfsrdes.
The two Egn.rs and George EuffrT
I waived examination in tho police court and
| were committed to jail on the shargs Of
murder Of Hermann Schilliag. The cases
will come before the grsnd jury the trst Of
| December.
Wosies Mile stopbeA WsrA.
PHILADELPHIA, November l3-This Msfns
! ing the extensive WOOleA mills Of j. 4. ],
I np a1v OC So Nyin -
running en- account Of the dissstiafsctien
among the workmen in sUnsea asnos oS
notification from their employers that en-
and after thiA date tLeig WSges vsu!I b.
| reduced.
| Health Association.
The Health Association which has heen
! in session here eevsfai days sdionrae6 To-
meet in Baltimore in November, is:A A.
the election OF officers. Joseph II. Toner. Of
Warrington. was elected Preadens. Vice
presidents and treasures were &lss chOssns
! together with tho following executive sOmo
mittee: J. H. Billings, NJ. d., Usited States
army. Washington; Mefesu Morris, 81. Do
city; J. J. Woodward, NJ. y United States
| army, Washington; J. 3. Stuart. II. D.. Bslo
timore. and A. NJ. He'll. ~. D.. Brooklyn.
| DR.. Smith, the present president OF the
association. WAS re- tlected on the frA bal
lot, but declined 80 serve On account OF
l pressure OF OtlclAi NUticA OE. AAI!Iss Se0o
1etary. holds over for tive more years.
| Al the session to-day Profess GssaO
offered the following resolutions:
| WHEREAS. 1t is the solemn duty Of every
civilized government to pros ide means for
the safety. and happiness and preservation
| Of the health and lives OF its subjects: and
! Whereas. A large number VI diseases m
cident to the human race are induced by
! causes inheren: ia our modes Of living ana
by want Of knowledge st the lows Of
hygiene: therefore be II
| ResD!,ed. Tha: a cOIuinittee eof, .is;;sr OF
the members Of this association from each
STAT. and Territory of the Union. OF which
the pyes!den. "a! this association ehail To
chairman. ehai! hc appointed 10 petition
Congress TO institute Bureau OF Health TO
be located at Washington CITY. with -
branch at the sea. OF each State and Terri.
toriai government.
Res>tesd. That We hereby :nvit. tho
| earnest co peraton Of auxiliary branches
OF the association and OF all kindred
branches in the Union in carrying Ou: the
| object OF the foregoing resOlu ions.
Professor Gross and Dr. Joseph Curtis, o:
Washington, advocated the passage OF tha
resolutions, which were referred to tha
special committee on legislation.
A resolution was adopted declaring ,has
] abattoirs should he located as far "a possi.
BILE from the centres Of population. and II
| possible upon tide water.
The following was adopted: