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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-28
ORLEANS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2s 1874
The knights Templar.

From all along the line come reports O:
Templars moving toward New Orleans.
Chicago Commandery No. IS, with Others
| that may join them, will come by rail
| These Knights have chartered a sufficien,
number OF Pullman sleeping cars. which
will make the round trip, remaining here
during their stay. The Chicago Times esti
! mates that from eigh. ~ fifteen Thousand
| Templars will visi: this city during the
coming week.
Ellwood Commaniery No. 6, from Spring
field, Illinois. are on the steamer Idlewild
This commandery sends 100 strong, with q
large number of ladies and invited guests
The Commandery from Fort Leaven
worth, Kansas, with large delegation from
Colorado. are en- route by rail.
Through the kindly intercessions of ST,
Philip Reade. lieutenant of the army, the
band of the Third Infantry will discourse
sweet music for The Kansas Templars dur.
ing their stay here.
The Louisville and De Moiay Command
| cries. !rcm Louisville. will also come by
rail.
st. Louis Commancery No. is 70 act az
escort for the Grand Encampment of the
United States. 1t has been instructed tl
report on arrival to Grand Captain Gen
eral w. l.. Stanford. at the Headquarters
St. Charles Hotel.
Ascaion Commaniery. os 81. Louis. gave
a grand ball a. the LndeE House. on Mon.
day night, before leaving home. This com.
mandery comes by the steamer Great Re
public. and will bgin. Postlewaite's band
1t is said 70 be nearly perfect in drill. and
will compete for the prize offered by the
Louisiana Jockey Club.
Telegraphie advices from Memphis an
nounce the departure from that city yester-
day morning of the steamers Great Repub-
lie. Thompson Dean and Jdlewild. all
exclusively in the Templar service. The
boats are handsomely decorated. and the
Great Republic has been named the flagship
OF the squadron.
At a conclave of Jacques De Molay Com.
mandery last evening an elegant red cross
banner was presented 20 the commandery
by its officers. through Sir Knight George
H. Braughn. Sir George ". Race responded
to the presentation speech on behalf of the
commanderv. which is one of the most
prosperous in our city. The banner is OF
silk and satin. richly ornamenred, with
notices in needlework. 1t will be carried
in the procession ci Tuesday.
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B Y TELE GRAPH
NEW YORK.
Strike Of the 1.ongshoremen. All Along


Strike Of the 1.ongshoremen, All ALONG
the Line.
New YORK, November 27.-The general
strike OF the longshoremen went into effect
this morning. They have struck work all
over the city. whether receiving the old
rates. forty cents an hour for day. and
eighty cents an hour for night work. The
themselves under an obligation to the com
pany. and are finishing work on the steamer
France for nothing. This is, they say, only
right, as the company have paid them the
regular rates all along. The same course
was pursued at the pier of the Atlas line.
ABOUT one thousand policemen are scat
tered along the piers on North and East
rivers. and the police boat is moored at a
convenient point where trouble might
occur.
The Hamburg Steamship Company, which
mas docks at Hoboken, to-day offered to
pay 500 and $50 a month to twenty four
longshoremen, and forty cents an hour for
over work. which was refused; all the long.
shoremen there are out. The coal beavers
IN the employ of two firms, who furnish coal
Tor the steamship companies in HOboken
and tor several lines in New York, also
went out on strike until the demands of
the longshoremen are acceded to. Every
thing is quiet.
The BeecAeF.Tiftsn Trial.
Tilton's counsel appeared before Judge
Nelson, OF the Brooklyn City Court, to-day,
and moved to have an early day fixed tor
the trial Of the suit of libel against his
client, brought by Beecher 1t was urged
that the eighth of December be appointed,
as the case of the civil suit OF Tilton vs.
Beeeher was not ready for trial District
Attorney Winslow objected. He alone only
had power By law to name the day for the
trial OF a criminal suit. He was as anxious
but the time must be left to him as part of
the duty of his office. which he only could
determine.
The judge held the matter under advise.
ment.
Failed.
J. Il. Smith. cotton broker, failed today.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-28
WHOLE NUMBER 1850.

ding &c. Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat
Demand lair and market tirm; red 81 Os0I 10.
Corn steady and demand moderate at 100Tlc.
Oats ssa6oc. Mess pork $50 75a2l. Lard-De-
mand fair and market firm; steam l3Ac; kettle
lac. Bulk meats dull and unsettled: partly cured
shoulders @7ssc; clear rib l00l0hc c; clear IL i
Wiu'sc. Msc. all loose Bacon quiet; very little here.
W sky-Demand fair at 99c
ST. Louis, November 27.-COtton ouet an un.
changed. Flour tirmer for low. and medium
grades not quotably changed. Wheat firm but
quiet; No red fall s 03; No 2 red Writer ST. O9a
~. Corn inactive; No. mixed 6ga1lc accord
ing to location. Oats firm: No 57057 .4c Whisky
steady at 81. Pork firm at 500 Dry salt meats
LAID active at l3a 0l3Ac.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON November q, Evening -Calcutta a Iinsee.s
'o' I'd; sperm oil lO5Ol06; linseed oil 24s Cd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-28

Passengers TO arrive per steamship Jul
niata, Captain J. W. Catherine. from Phila.
deiphia via Havana:
Miss Laura c. Redden. Charles q. Black
burn, T. Lawler. S. j. Milliken. James NJ.
Hewitt, Miss c. Espargo, j. r. Suarez. Miss
N. Espargo. A. Nameres, Edward FOrneas
and wife. E. H. A. Blettonski, Thomas
Clarkson, A: D. Torres, V. NJ. Virgil, F. F.
Bernardon, Miss Nellie jackson. Miss Lottie
King, Miss Julia Brown.
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MISCELLANEOuS.
Navajo fndians Going - Have q Talk
with the Great Father.

ST. LOUIS. November 2.-EXGOvefnOf
w. Il. NJ. Army. Indian agent az Fort De-
fiance. arrived here today from.New Mexico
with "a delegation of Navajo Indians. con-
sisting Of Manueli:o. principal war chief.
his wife and son. his chief counselor and
seven other chiefs. also William II Man.
'lertieid. e'iitor of the Santa +. .Vc,r Ne,.-
can. and two interpreters. en- route to lash.
ington. where they go to have talk with
the President relative to exchanging strip
OF land. sixty BY thirty miles. in the north
ern part of their reservation. which is
known as the San Juan country. ioc a tract
Of agricultural and pastoral land bordering
on their reservation On tho south: also TO
adius: soi.ie difficulties growing out Of
treaty made with them in 1918. and 70 ask
redress of the government tor the murder
ot three of their tribe last summer By Nor.
mons. who weGe trying to found colony in
Arizona.
4 Recnicifrans Returning Board.
CINCINNATI. November 2:.--Proceedings
have been commenced 90 compe! the State
Board OF Canvassers to give the certificate
Of election TO McDiN. Republican candidate
for Congress in the eighth district. The
county canvassevs OF Wood county rejected
the votes "f two precincts for informality.
and the effect of their action would be to
give Cate. Democrat. u sma!! ma ov!ty.
Freight Railroad In Charleston.
CHARLESTON. 5. G.. November ...-A
freight railroad. connecting the Charleston
depot of the South Carolina railroad and
Northeastern railroad with the upper
wharvcs. has been completed. and will be
extended along the entire wharyes. so rs to
save drayage and delay in transferring
through freight.
Dredging on the bar.
A powerful. steam dredge chartered by
the city is at work on the bar. and has
already. according TO .he report o: Pro
tessor Ma!!tfert. added two feet to the aver.
age depth of water on the principal shoals.
This dredging is independent Of the opera.
ton. in another channel by the govern.
ment engineer, and the determination ia
to perseyere until depthoi water -nisi-
cient :" admit the !arges: ocean vessel.
shall have been obtained.
American Giri Bea,en by Copperbotion,.
PvU.HkEErslE. November ...--Amercan
Girl. ia harness. was beaten b.. C.pperbot
tom. under saddle. T:mc--..:!.ia. -:
:..::;.is. The Girl won the frs, heat.
\ Child Of Infamy.
BsyHyxsr, N. t.. November :1.-The
wife OF the murdered man Pou!Ine. now
under sentence of death. gave birth to
male child yesterday in Jail. Gallian. be-
fore his execution. confessed - the pat.r.
nifty of the child. Mrs. Poullne has been
sentenced to be hanged on January.
Livery stable Rurned.
MEMPHIS. November 27.-The livery sta.
BILE OF Joseph Menchen. No ia Monroe
street. took fire early this morning and was
consumed. Tweniy.three horses persisted
in the flames. Lose $4,000: no insurance.
knights Templars En- Route to New Or.
leans.
Last night the Great Republic, with the
Ascalon Commandery Of St. Louis, and the
1dlewild, with the Elwood Commentary of
Springfield, Illinois, and this morning the
Thompson peaps with the CoWmandesies
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-28

In announcing our comedian the Calves.
ton Mercury said: "Thi. evening Ben De,
Bar will appear In three pieces Well, he
appears a. Falstaf big enough 10 do that,
and still play heasy business.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-28
EDUCATIONAL.

DHONOGKAPuY... ....PHONOGKAPHY.
The advertiser wishes to form a class young
men desiro's o! learning Che above art. MUNSON'S
sIS!sM w!i. be taught, in which til. undersigned
has had experience as an able and successful
teacher. For terms. etc. address
BLAKE FOSTER, at :i!s Office
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-28
CAUTION,


NOTICE.-THE PUBLIC Is HEREBY eau
IN toned not to purchase rtain certificate for
share of the stock OF the LA VaIete Club" issued
in the name of Alfred Penn, as the same has been
lost or mislaid.
no28 del 81 GEORGE R. PRESTON, Curator
7 OST-CAuTION TO THE PUBLIC.-A NOTE
~ for $1,000 dated February 29, 1873 subscribed
by Lucas Giaconi, to his own order and by him in
dOrsed, payable at one year with in erest at eight
per cent per annum after maturity until paid
signed ne varietur by Abel Drey fous, notary pub
lie, on the twentyeighth of February. 1873 The
said note was in possession of Antonio Ban. who
was drowned by the accident of the steamer EN-
pre- on The seventeenth instant. ana has not been
recovered The public is hereby notified not to Ne
EOtiate said NOte.
no25 ?. ls' MRS. WIDOW ANTONIO BAN
(NAUVt0N TO THE PUBLIC.-LOsT OR
~ mslaid-a certain prOmissory note, dated New
Orleans, March 5, 1914 drawn by r. Couvillion, for
the sum of ) 800 with five per cent interest from
date, and pay able 10 the order Of the undersigned
Nj ninety days after date. The public 10 hereby
10 HE property OS the Undersigned
nO!l "a del A. J. BACHERMIy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-28


NeY pfOHtBss ssss ssssssss.sssss.sss.s &bZ 1VZ 70
Total gross assets of company..... 2649 "a
The Board of Trustees resolved that after pay.
ing the fourth quarterly interest at two and halt
per cent the capital stock of the company. that
dividend OF TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT be paid
in cash on and after the twenty.third day Of June
next. to those parties insuring with the company
entitled to receive the same.
TRUSTEES.
Thomas 4. Adams. Samuel B. Newman.
Samuel II. Kennedy, C. T. Brddecke.
John Phelps. A. G. Ober.
Adam Thomson, Henry Abraham.
Pm. Strong. Victor Meyer.
Joseph Bowling. Edward J. Gay.
John NJ. Sandidge. Simon Hernshe!us
Simon Eorchemer, Joseph B. Wolfe,
E. B. Post. A, Levi,
Edward Pilsbury. John 4. King.
Charles f. Slayback, Frederick Csne1deu,
David Wallace. J. L. Harris.
Andrew Stewart, Joseph stone.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President
HE"sr Y. OGpRN. Secretary.
m.2s SU V Salv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-28
VOLUME VIII--NO. 1873.
RAILROADS.


NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS
AND CHICAGO RAILROAD COMPANY,
t9REAT JACKSON ROUTE
On and after November Is, 1874,
Trains depart aud arrive follows from Caiiiops
street depot.
Express. Zoo A. NJ Express. A 100 P.
Mail. sos P. NJ. Mail. O:3O A. n.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through to st.
Louis, Chicago and Louisville.
Only one change of sleeping cars to kaster.
cities
Tickets for sale ana information given .: No. ~
Camp street. corner OF Common.
A. d. SHELrON, Agent
1al2 ~ Z. d. FROST General Man8gef.
THE MOBILE LINE.
On and after May 81, trains will leave depo,
loot of Canal street, as follows:
Express anG mai. daily. ...........:. $500 4. u
ThIought night express, daily........ 400 P. n
Ceast accommodation, Mondays only. $50 A. NJ
Express and mail daily. y................ 3:OO P. NJ
Through night express, daily. l:4O ?. NJ
This is the only line running through Pullman
Palace Cars to st. Louis Louisville, Charlotte and
Virginia Springs.
Office corner Camp and Common streets, opposite
City Hote!.
E.P. SHUTE,
General Passenger Agent.
C. II. ALLEN,
my1S General Manager
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-28
FOR BENT,

DLEA>ANT ROOMS, WITH OR WITH.
L ou; board. can be procured at Nc. 32e St
Charles street. Terms--modeYate. Nc3o
EURNIsHED ROOMS.--WITH OR WITH.
Il out board, III q desirable location, convenient
to two lines Of cars. No. 3; Rampay, street. be.
tween Common and Cana: streets. Ocl1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-28

IT Is sunored Morocco will soon cede a
port to Germany. Sbess j. aething like
lestbey.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-28

Having leased she Bah Of the Varieties Theatre
for the ensuing season and having made arrsnge'
men,s that will, / trust. meet the appreciation Of
tho most fastidious, ] respectfully solicit shs
patronage Of my triepds and the public 800
hoS 3w CHAkASS J. aVA1e
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NWENTY.FlFTH ANNUAL.
STATE MENT
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE CONPANI.
May 23. 1874.

Total eycss premiums for year ending
April so, 400 39l %
Earn ed premiums, less reinsurance and
yeturn premums...... .............. 3l9.s33 50
Less losses paid ard esi.
mated. .................. $l56,26S 80
Less taxes. discount in lieu OF
participation, interestoE
capital. less discount. etc. 100 36S 03-256 531 o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-28

Ts~ Y"RK November 27.-The following II .
comparative cotton statement tor the week endi
tO-day.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-03-15

aggerated. Three cars went off the
track-two emigrant and one coach.
No serious injuries to passengers.
The following are the names of the
persons injured by the railroad acct
dent near Toano: Benz. Cowson, Jas.
Dick, Mrs. w. Roe. The latter was
seriously hurt.
The Committee on Corporations has
reported against the passage Of Free
mans Fare and Freight bill
The following passengers sailed from
San Francisco ON the steamer Kalo-
rama on the l4th, bound for San Pedro:
John M. Eunter, Thomas J. futile,
wife and child, Mrs. S. Seaman, Mrs.
l.. w. Fisk, II. Armer, 5. f. Mont
gomery, John Phinnister, c. S. Nor
ton, Sam Irwin, b. Mcintosh, Louis
Bergler, A. Mcpherson, Peter Flem-
ming, ID. Studman, S. H. Shannon
and wife, G.. o. Robs, II. Lawson, J. r.
Saunders, Faank Lee, Peter Water, f.
S. Doud, Charley Rhoades and wife,
II. A. Douglas, James Ternin, l.. Lake,
j. Pratt
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-03-15
FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON, March 14th

LONDON, March 14th.
Disraeli has issued an address to his
constituents asking once more for their
suflrages. He proposes to defend the
rights of all.
At the regular half yearly meeting
of the Directors of the Bank of Eng
land it was announced that the total
expense incurred in the pursuit and
prosecution of the two Bidwels and
Mcdonald, the parties who committed
the frauds on the bank, was $4,000.
PARIS, March 18th.
In the Committee of the Assembly
OH Electoral Law a proposition has
been made by the Right for the dis
reimbursement Of the Colonies of
France. Laboulayet made an earnest
remonstrance, warning members that
the British Colonies of America had
been alienated from the Mother coun-
try by denial of the right of repre-
sentation. The Colonial deputies have
unanimously demanded that their
rights shall be respected.
BERLIN, March 18th.
Prince Bismarck is ill and suffering
from a return of the govt.
LONDON, March 18th.
Viscount Sandon was to-day re-
elected to Parliament from Liverpool.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-03-15
A Fatal Accident.

J,B. Overton, Superintendent of the
Virginia and Gold Hill Water Works,
says the Carson Appeal of March 9th,
gives us the particulars of an accident
which resulted, yesterday afternoon,
in the death of Herman Eike, very
steady, promising young man in the
employ of the company. Eike was
coming down from the inlet (where
the water runs from the flume into the
piping), point about one and half
miles from the Lake View House, on
snow-shoes, in company with another
employee, when one of his shoes slip
ping away from him he went after it.,
and in doing so loosened bank of
snow, which slid down and buried him
deep beneath it's surface. His COM
panion was not within reach of the
slide, and escaped to the dollhouse,
where, summoning help, he returned
within an hour to find young Eike
dead under three feet of the treacher-
Gus snow. His body was disinterred
and lies now at the Lake View toll
house awaiting the arrival of his
mother, who has been telegraphed for
at Oakland.
The Planters Hotel is rapidly as
suming it's new dress. Judging from
present evidences, G. G. Highly & Co.
intend sparing no pains and expense
to make the establishment one of the
best hostelries in Southern California.
[Southern Californian March 18th.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-03-15
Mining News.

Late news from the Bladen mining
district reports that everything looks
we'll in that section, and that the
mine will soon be worked on an eX-
tensive scale, the proprietors being
satisfied that they have an extensive
and paying ledge.
We learn from a gentleman just in
from the Ukipa mining district, that
several new locations have been made
within the past two or three days,
which have every indication Of prov
ing rich veins. Messrs. Woodruff &
Backus have made several assays of
rock from the ledge discovered first,
which runs from $50 to $3.50 per ton.
Two assays made yesterday went
each $500 to the ton. They are now
down on their ledge about four feet,
and have width of five feet, with
splendid indications. Work will be
prosecuted vigorously.-lSan Bernar-
dino Argus.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-03-15
Late kilograms
r N.


scene Of popular demonstration of
love and respect to exceed the one ex-
hibited to-day. An hour and half
before the exercises commenced the
ladies were admitted to the balconies,
which were Immediately filled and
soon after the doors were thrown open
to the public. The hall was filled to
its utmost capacity and was elabo-
rately decorated. On the platform
were Vice President Wilson and q
large number of distinguished men.
Opposite the platform was a portrait
of Senator Sumner with the date of
his birth and death. Mayor Cobb pre-
sided. Among the Vice Presidents
were Wendell Phillips, Robert G.
Winthrop, w. III. Dana, r. b. Curtis,
Sidney Bartlett and VIM. l.. Garrison.
Services commenced by reading from
the manuscript of Summers eulogy on
President Lincoln, followed by prayer
by Rev. DR.. Lathrop. Richard H. Dana
then addressed the meeting and offered
series of resolutions, which were
adopted. Addresses were made by j.
r. Smith, r. Nyne, Rev. T.. e. Hale,
ex-Mayor Castor, n. w. Emerson, n.
P. Banks and Others. Gov. Wash
burne requests officials oil the cities
and towns throughout the Common
wealth to make provision for the SOL
emnization of the hour named for the
funeral, at three O'Clock on Monday,
by tolling of bells and such services as
they may deem appropriate.
New YORK, March 14th.
News from Havana states that a
train from Neuvitas with volunteers
for the Defrino Districts was fired into
by the insurgents. Twenty-seven vol
unteers were killed and large num-
Der wounded.
The jury in the Challis libel suit
against Woodruff & Clafln to-day re-
turned verdict of not guilty. Judge
Sutherland characterized the verdict
as one of the most outrageous he had
ever heard of.
WASHINGTON, March 5th.
On Wednesday next the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company's new
steamer City of Pelin will be launched
at Chester, Pa. President Grant, the
Cabinet and Senators and Representa-
tives and a number of prominent gen.
tlemen from the Pacific Coast have
been invited to witness the launch. A
special train will leave here with the
excursionists. The City of Pekin will
be, next to the Great Eastern, the
largest steamer in the world, being
about 5000 tons burden, and built en-
tirely of American material. 1t was
proposed to launch the vessel on Sat-
urday, a more convenient day for Con-
gressmen, but owing to the size of the
vessel it was found necessary to take
advantage of high tide. This is the
first of the new line of large steamers.
This Company has another of the
same class that will be launched in
about thirty days.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-03-15
Pacific Coast Dispatches.
SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANcIsCO. Ma

SAN FRANCISCO, March l4th.
The passenger train bound West on
the Central Pacific jumped the track
this morning between Toano and
Wells, and went down an embank-
ment thirty feet high. Great loss of
life is reported. The cause of the acct
dent wasa broken rail.
Senator Summers body has been
taken to Boston for interment.
The proceedings in the Senate yes
terday were of the most solemn and
imposing character. The remains were
taken by the Sergeant-at-Arms OF the
Senate by special train. The funeral
takes place next Monday from the
State House.
Later dispatches show that the first
report of the accident on the Central
Pacific this morning was greatly ex-
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-03-15

The stage road from San Diego to
this place is now thoroughly repaired
as far as Los Flores. A large gang of
men are now at work between Los
Flores and San Juan Capistrano.-
[Southern Californian March 18th.
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