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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-31
FOREIGN.

Emperor William On Alence and kofra3n~e
BERLIN, OctOber 3O.-The Emperor Gays.
in ailudiny to Alsaco and Lorraine: "YOu3
cooperation is now for the first time invited
to instituting q budget for A'sace ana
Lorraine. You will here have an OppOrr runitS
ui obtaining more thorough knowledge -
the resources, requirements and institU
tions of those provinces than was hithertO
possible under the old system Of yearly ad
yainistra.iye reports. Yuu will show Dn1
compa.riots of the Upper Rhine the IN
.cyest rhe whole nation takes Ia this UsOst
ancient German territory"
Trial Of kullmnn.
BERLIN. October JO.-lu the trial ~
Kullman. for tho attempted assassination
Of bismarck. the medical testimony given
n.dav showed him only in limited degfeW
responsible, owing 60 an inherited sn.r bid
disposition. Kuliman was then t"uH3
guilty, a. charged in the Indictment. and
sentenced to imprisonment for fonr'seA
years in the house of correction. aE3 esN
years' suspension Of his civi! sights. w.tA
police surveillance.
Kuliman heard the sentence without snisos
ton. He refused to appeal and was yevl~vs|
to prison under a strong escort.
Won Arnim. :.
The trial proper Of Count Won ArHiis sg,S3
begil within two weeks.
Reinforced.
HAVANA. October 30.-rbe go-e-nmshs
has acceded to General LaserDi's demand
for reinfrrcemrnts Tor the army OF the
north. He las, therefore, returned to Los
grGnO aud will resume command u; thab
army.
Returned tn France.
II il reported that Don Alf0nzo and hk
| wife, the Donna Blanca. have returned 10
| kSance.
The Cotton Crop In Bombay.
| PonBAY. October 3O-rhe cotton SfaD
| in Tn. presidency of Bombay s in d good
! condition and y oEises the largest yisl2
| ever recorded. The crop ia "A fortnigh. in
| advance If that OF 1873. Picking ha. tsie.
l " commenced.
Death Of laird.
LONDON, October 3O.-.Iohn Laird. sS.io
| ouilde1, snc q member Vt raI!i.lM. III u
! dead.
Rebellion io venezueln.
! NEW fUHK, Oct.DeT W-A sp.c.. ..:..
| yatcn from st. Thomas says AT vices ;yoss
Venezuela report that tho provinces Vt
| CO.o and barcelona have risen III r.v"itS
,ioI against President BlancO Tn., is-,4.
g'uE are under the Lead OF Polir's. E..sS
ana Pulids.
South Anne AGnifso
I EIsSOH, Dc, brY 30.-Atv,c.s by mai
| iron. Buenos ASir, sat. ih.. :hs Coz. esa
! u thc Argentine C,Df.iera'Inh has parsed
y resolution declaring the Republic .B &,
| state Ot serge and yo:"0 tho nece.sArS >
! money to enable tho government tv era. i
ms insrecnon. Many .tficsis suspected
I VI sJmpa,hzing with the rsbe 3 have beel
! -emoved and Trustworthy men appoiute.: Il,
herr piac.s.
Tho newspapers Pompa. Psresa and Li3
\ ersaa, have ceased publication ard ther
| -.i,tors have h-d from the city. The M
, ! eioao, the official journal, has been sup
pressed and liz editor sent TO prlson Gen
rral GItre has sent to tho government IRON
. ! M"r.~vi""" his -ssigns.ion "a hripadier Il
(O0Sr2TAUaD On VOuor10 PA0al
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BY TELE GRAPH .
LOUISIANA.
Arrests In the Attnknpas C0untry-DeMOn-
strafiOn Of the Friends Of the Arrested

Arrests In the Attnknpas Country Demon
stration Of the Friends Of the Arrested
Parties.
NEW IBERIA, October 30-Eive hundred
real estate owners Of the parish Of St. Mar
tin have inst arrived to offer themselves ~
prisoners. DarcOurt. Dngas and F. Cara
bine of that parish were arrested yester-
day.
squad of cavalry passed through here
last night to arrest AgricOle Grevemberg, OF
St. Mary parish, and DR.. Gay, Of Iberia.
They have just returned with DR.. Gay.
Grevem5erg, hearing Of their coming, put
out.
1t ie rumored many arrests are to be made
here to day.
The arrests made by the United States
deputy marshal in st. Mary parish to date
are P. V. Huval. Eugene Dnrio, Charles
Hehert. Edgar H-bert, z. T. Fournet. Oar
court Dugas, Benjamin Bertrand and NiohO
laa GsrbOrins.
At the examination held before Commits
sioner Riddell. on the twenty sixth instant.
Edgar Hehert was discharged lIuval and
Charles Hebert put under bond of 5000
each, ami DuriO $1,000. The Others. who were
arrested since that time, waived an exam
inatiOu, and we're placed under bonds Of
5000 each.
The marshal, with squad Of cavalry,
of Iberia parish, to day. When the cavalry
arrived on Grevemberg's plantation he left,
| but came here and surrendered this after
noon. He had been grinding his crop for
several dsys
| The property holders of St. Martin. nun.
bering about 800. headed by . band Of
music, mached into town to-day, with the
attorneys for the prisoners, to offer them
selves as bondsmen. The attorneys pre-
| eented Commissioner f. H. kiddell with .
list of about 400 names. having property az
gregating over $3.50 900. and we're ready
to make af1idavits to that effect. Ridden
| refused to accept them. Finally, about ten
succeeded in providing certificates from the
tax collectors and recorders and presented
them, which Riddell accepted. Bonds were
then signed, and orders given to release tho
prisoners.
The citizens Of both this parish and st.
Martin are very indignant at tho Arbitrary
conduct Of Riddell in the matter.
The property holders returned home re-
joicing at the liberation of their friends.
The utmost good order prevailed through
out.
Grevemberg and Gay are held here by
squad of cavalry. and It is said will have
preliminary examination Tomorrow.
No arrests have been made in town yet.
1t is supposed to-day's proceedings has
| postponed them until tomorrow. Every
body feels uneasy, not knowing who will b
the next victim.
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WASHINGTON.
GnmblIux on the Election.

WASHINGTON. October 30-Shrewd poll
tioians here from New York say the cleo
tion of TIlden is conceded.
The Republicans are stated to be anxious
to trade vO:es to secure the Lrgislaturo,
thus saving the successor tn Senator FentOn,
but tho Democrats want all.
Timid gamblers are betting 500 to -
on Tilden. John Morrissey 10 taking al
the bets he can get ut two to ono.
Yellow Fever at Charlestsa.
Colonel V.'gdes, commanding the federal
forces in Charleston, South Carolina, writes
to the War Department that on account Of
the prevalence of yellow fever In that city
he has removed the troops under his COLE
mand to SummeIville, in that State.
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Tho Importance Of . sinsse vate-Res
Marknbie Examples.

Ore vote IN fhs city of New York r..
turned !. Z publican member t. the s..semb.
ly. wa;ci, III .de majority 10 the L-si7lA'
ture of that State Tor Thomas Jefferson.
and gave h m the vote Of New York, WITH
out which be- could not have been elected
The whole policy of the United States dur
ing the Jefferson and Madison admin'stra-
tions, period of sixteen years. hung on
that one vote. Que vote elected Marcus
Morton Governor of Massachusetts,. in su
aRsregste populat vote of nearly 10000.
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NEW YORK.
Episcopal Convention.

NEW York, October 30.-In the Episc0A
pal convention the message from the bish
ops regarding the canon on ritual was oOD-
Cured in, and . committee of conference
appointed by both houses. The lower
house tabled the whole subject of reduction
of the number Of delegates from each diov
cese. Rev. j. I. Orrick was confirmed ap
missionary bishop to China. Conventio0
adjourned.
suits AGninas Clews Dismissed.
The entire proceedings 10 the case ~
Schneider and Others against Henry C!evs
& Go. have been dsmissed.
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and to make political proselytes by threats.
as 1t Shreveport, they needn't expect much
sympathy when the government OF the
United States steps in to make them behave
them selves, even though it steps in in an
unconstitutional wsy.-ChicGgO Times.
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aDlDWKLLsS ACADEMV OF MUSIC.
SEVEN NIGHTS AND SATURDAY 1ATlNBR
GanmeaeiDx Monday, Octsbes -, ASS3'

S&VEH NIGHTS ANU hAIOhUAA &AAA~nO'
GAmueaeiDx Monday, Octsbes ~, 1879.
THE L1NGARD6s
with their
4AMOCe DRAMATIC OOABINA11O1,
"a preesn. the following sstest drsmatic senss
tions os
eAKIA, LONDON AND NEW YOkA.
AOkDAY-Rirst time in New Orleans, La TBATA-
TON or LED ASTRAY. -
THURSDAY First time in New Orleans MONS AL
PHON X and LlSGAKD'1 sKtTCHks.
VVWDNKSDAY-pAvID GARRlCK and LlN0ARDs
SKETCHES -
HHUKSD AY- FIRST time 10 New Orleans, LIZ
SPHINX and LIE0ARD'S SKErCHkS
RRlDAY-Bene6t OF ALlCE DCNH1NO, AAO
AArcRDaY MArrNBg-Moss. ALPHoNsB and
LlNGARDS SKRrCHBS.
RATCRpAY NI3HT-Frat time IN Hev OrIeens
aVHpAY"rHK NEW xAGDALES end LINGARDs
kKkrCHkS.
Ar. Lingard will present an entirely new
SERIES OF sKErCHRs.
Beats can now be secured FOX any Of Che Iiugsrd
entertainments. ~
Cox Office open IRON "a. N. to P. II. Oc23
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VOLUME VIII-NO. IL
COURT RECORD.
sR1DAy, OCTOBER 30. 1874.
4uperior Criminal Court

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30. lN4.
Superior Criminal Court
NoLLB PROsEQUI ENTERED.
State Va. Daniel Eagan and John Dono-
vap.-Robbery. The principal accused,
Eagsn, being dead, there was no evidence
against Donovan, alias Bowlegs.
CONVICTED.
Grand lsrceny-James Marshall. Robert
Boom.
Rfrvs District Court
CONVICTED.
Alfred st.. Marc, purchasing commodieies
for cash and disposing Of the same with IN
tent to defrAud.
SENTENCED.
Assault and battery-Pauline Hall, one
month in Parish Prison: +. Alexander, Two
years in Penltentiary. .o
Petty larceDy-Charles Henderson, one
wear: Toussaint johnson. one year; Elsie
Brown, eight months in Peniten'lary.
seeosd District Court.
successions OF Francois Bellocq and Isaac
Magendre opened.
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The Temperature.

The thermometer At Louis Frgerio's, No.
50 Cbartres street, % October 30. stood 10
follows: At q. A. NJ, SO; sr r. NJ, 7S0;
ss 6 p. L., -. Lowest point during ths
night Of Ootobee %, c2o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-31

Hon. ]. Madison Wells writes from his
home that he would have been In New Or
leans several days since but that he has
been and stil 10 confined to his house by
eiekness.
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RAILROADS.

NYEw ORLEANH, ST. LIOUlH
AND CHICAGO RAILROAD COMPANY.
lGREAT JACKSON ROUTE
Tr.ius depart and arrive ~ follows from Csllope
street depot.
x,Dre.. D.'.s1 200 A. NJ Erpre...... ..*. s:oep. NJ
Mail. 500 P. NJ Mail. 500 A. d.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cara through to H.
LeuIa Chicago and LOu:sville
Only one change Of sleeping cars to Baster1
0iti0a.
Tickets for sale and information given ut No. q
Camp street. corner Ut Common.
A. D. SRELDON, Agent.
1na21v X. D FROST. General Manager
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FOR RENT.

VNOR RENT.-2EvERAL TRACTS OF LAND IN
II che parish Of Or cans. right bank. nine miles
below the city Of NV Orleans. suitable for the
suliivAtCn of rice. Terms easy.
Apply TO La Branche DelacroiK plantation or
- A Rochsrsau Co.. Nos. l6 And IL ~ Louis
street ".28 Isl
DLEAS INT ROOMS, WITH OR " ITH.
out DO ,rd, can be procured at No. 800 st.
n, aries street. Verma-rnOder sC3O
TCURNISHEU RGOUS.-WfTH OR VII H.
out hoard, ir y d-srahr location. convenient
70 twn lines OF cars, No. Is Ram art street, be.
axeen Com aud Caua| strs.ts O2
1M)R kEcT-A HUJ'SB IN TUt flkST DIS
uic! cont t8,I ing III \ roouis in thornNgf r. pair
Sarge yard euii8b - Ii garden; rent fifteen dol
Rrr per mont b 70 good eiiant
For particulars inquire OF
X. n EOBISSOS.
Real kstate Agent
~ tomm, rcil Place.
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ASSESSMENTS.
A CADEMY OF music.
l1sGARp's LAST NIGHTS.
a.,,r6av. October 81. Noon and Night
Dumas Comedy.
MONS. ALPEKONSE.
&unday. November 4. 1884,
Wilkie C0llins' Aasterpiece.
The NEW MACDALEN.
W,sh Langasds Sketches st each Performances
OeH It
OoRHBR BARONNR AND PRRDIDo STREETS.

GLOBE THEATRE.
coprpR RARONNR And PBRD1Do STREETS.
4. KITrREDGR lessee and Manager
4Aursday Evening. OctObev 3d. 1874"
The popular burlesque OF
THE BRIGANDS,
VAe WOkRELs, the BYNbS, CAHiLL. and Ne Sn'
sixe strength Of the great combination.
Frtdny October 80, 1874.
The event the season. FIRST ~ aerlrs OF seiecs
.sr..atic entertain Inents by the sHAKEsPkAkK
Su,UB when viii be presented Bulwers play st
RICHELlECs
SV1th strong and powerful cast.
SATURDAY NOON-Grnnd fsmiiv reunion and
0d.ACK EYED SUSAN EATlNEE. with pss asing
0Np entertainment arranged expressly for ladies'
ond children.
SATURDAY NIGHT-THR BRI0ANpA
SUNDAY NlGhT-B BLACK-kl ED bCSAN, ana
Aall and complete oliO 1t both entertainments.
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CAUTION.
,..CA CTlON.

CA'r'oS''''''''"::::: :::'''''''''''A0r''''
Nv wife, May Linten, having shseonded mcn
her to.ue, viii cut III, cause ~ pfsvosaa"n. his
4 u aiv. netios that viii not se 'rsp"nai0Is Ter
>uy debts tha, shs may contrast hssesfan
faDOD * FLASH,
sc2en u. LaAAsy fssi9A.
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OPERA HOUSE.


From this date the Boa OiacS villa hB cpsA. daily
ArOm ~ Al. TO 3P NJ.
ONCE 1t Hlie's music store. No. Isl Canal street
0c2A II
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yu,nK MOBILE LINE.

yRVHK MOBILE LINE.
On and after May 81, trs.ns viii leave depot
HDot Of Canal street. As follows
Kxprtse and mail daily. .............. S:OO 4. y
Coast accom- p1odatiOu, Saturdays only $500 7.
Throught uight express. daily........ 4sOO T. d
Arrive
Ceast accommodation Mondays only. 0s1O 4.
S.,reea and NATL datly 300 P. d
Through night express. daily. y.........1 Is4O +. n
This 10 tho only line running through Pullmsh
Falace Cars 10 st. Louis Louisv llo Charlotte and
Virginia Springs.
O0ice corner CAMp p and Common streets, opp0sitA
City Hotel
EP NHUTR,
Genera Passenger Agent
8. II. SCRANTON,
AyIS General SUP rintendAnE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

OFFICIAL NOTICE. 70 sHOE AND BOOT
hhKkRS
The undersigned has he pleasure 20 inform his
friends and puti iAi. ,.s idS GI.Eed y
kkATHER AND FINDINGS STORE, sorllrr OF Dsu
whine and Man tt ee,s, wiser" eve, ything Lec.iei
&r sbormrkrrs can be hid vt ,ower prices than
anywLere eise- Come one, m" aii. aud judge Tor
YoNrseives r. CASAUbtSlLd.
Ar3l I.
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lO08F7MU1D On ROQR1R PA0R.l
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VNERMs, AGNKW q CO..
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
For the purchase and ssle Of
Hx0UR. GRAIN, PROVISIONS AND
NAVAL STORES.
Ne. DOS south Main street.
St Louis Missouri
opsetal attention given to fliins orders for sass-
.,a s,r,n.-r ,,.rI.ts se3 6m
BRo"x sTkA" RICE MILL"
cH ALLRS. PRoPR'ETDR.
Mes. 80. 81 and ~ Tchoupitoalas Street,
NRW OkLBANA
This - the most .Iteusive nlli *. the Soutn. ana
na1A the quail " OF il 3 rice Is unsu rDass-d.
Miliiug K t,,s-SO I cent pounds No
sc one-hsif cent per pound- Sacks furnished on
s>rners ~ hook nnA No SIT New orleans jyD3m
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-07-03
CATHEY'S CREEY ITEMS.

The prospect of food and raiment is
some better than it was a few weeks
ago. The crops are coming out and are
looking very we'll. Corn is coming out
as if it was determined to surmount all
the trials which it has had to undergo
heretofore. Cotton is beginning to
branch and the Squares are beginning
to make their appearance. The wheat
crop is excellent, and we will have
Goodies" of cake in a short time and
the millers will get as fat as pigs.
Bingham Bros. have bOuoht a Co-ope-
rating thresher which is doing a good
business. We wish them happy well
come in the wheat fields.
The CatheY's Creek iaa, has returned
home from the Columbia Male school,
and taken hold of the pillow handles.
He thinks the Atheneum is haunted, by
the noise he heard there on Thursday
night, the 18th prox. He was possessed
with brave heart but cowardly legs,
so he tried to make his escape, bat and
ing his coat tail tied by the girls, he
humbly submitted.
Kealer Worry and Richard Crowell
have returned from Alabama, where
supposed that Dick will go and get his
razor now as he is particularly fond OF
oysters.
Mr John lsom was in this neighbOr-
hood q Jew days ago hunting for bob
tailed COW.
c. L. Brown has bought a grounding
which is playing havoc with the wheat
shocks. Charley can feed it all day
and it will be as hungry at night Us it.
was in the morning. It stole over IN Z.
Brooks field recently.
\. W. Weatherly, prominent magis-
trate of evils county has been in the
blues for some time on account of the
prospect Of bad crops. Tie says from the
oldest to the youngest of his children
not aGe will eat ii0ur bread unless it
has sugar on it-that is something un~
known to Lewis; consequently if the
corn crop fails, they will have to root
for a living.
The tea firm of Africanville has dis
solved on accogpt Of tAs civil rights
bill. + was IN favor of it and p against
it, and the consequence was that Sam
was dismissed from the firm.
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the Ee,. Thomas Maddis.

We are permitted by Mr.. N.
", to print the following letter
written to him by Rev. Thos. Maddin,
who died few days ago
3HELRYvILLE, May 18th, 1865.
DEAR BROTHER V. ;-4oU cans
not imagine the pleasure ! Esa IT,
ing lsttaF from :ys~- W. old friend get !.
10 lar back to the times
,nen we were young, and brought
yividly to mind many pleasant scenes
i'll the past. l cannot correctly give
you all the information you desire about
my successors in the Columbia station.
but you can find them all in the Minis
utes of the Conferences published at our
book concern, Nashville; your station
preacher canget 1t for you, or copy OF
that item of intelligence, much more
correctly than l .can give 1t.
In the fall of 1919, l preached my first
sermon in Columbia, on my way to
Catica circuit, South of the Tennessee
River. In the summer OF 1890. attend
ed camp meeting at Peters Camp
Ground and preached four times. MANY
of the citizens of Columbia were there
and resolved to have me stationed at
Columbia. In the fall of 1920 was sent
TO your town as station preacher. There
was no society then. l was the first sta-
toned preacher eyer stationed there.
The members living there at that time,
were Thomas White, his wife and James
White, his brother; Mrs. Oglevie, after
wards Mrs. Cant, old Mrs. Strange,
Mollie Cohee and James Gullet-au now
dead, who lived out OF town. With
these / formed the first class meeting
ever formed in that place. In the next
year, 1921, we had the great revival, one
OF which, it was said, fewer backslid,
and more made their way safely to
Heaven, than usually result from re-
yivals, many of whom l laid away in
the grave before left them. Some left
us and went back to the world, but be-
fore death, were restored to confidence
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AROUND TOWN.

Bun Jordan lays an egg on our table
that was laid by hen when she was fright
eued.
-Rev. II. \. Jones the Cum berland min
lister, preached an eloquent and magnificent
sermon last Sunday morning.
Some person in Mississippi sent TheO.
Lipscomb "a young alligator last Monday,
nearly four feet long. A great crowd as
sembled in front OF the hotel, 10 look at the
Mi John W. Mayes has an old saddle for
which he paid fifty-seveR hundred dollars
Policeman James b. F. DoWeII has re-
ceived "a patent on his churn daSheT.
Mr.. DOwelI claims that he can make butter
I'm from four to eight minutes.
The III Quarterly Court meets next
Monday.
The police say that Of late they have
been called upon to arrest so many Judges
that they Will not notice any common per
son when they commit an Ottiense.
Mrs. Mort Hodge and Mrs. George u.
Hodge, received the painful intelligence
last SUNDAY. by telegraph, OF the death of
their mother at Lebanon, Ky. ACCOMPANY
cd by their husbands they went last Mon
The comet was seen Wednesday night
in the Northeast by several of our citizens.
"A young man carried a letter he had just
taken out of the post once, 10 Capt. \. j.
Vaughn, TO be read for him. Without look
ing at the address of the letter, the Capt.
commenced To read and after he had read
"NIy dear Miss N, il YOU loved NEE
love. YOU wr''-here the Capt. stopped, a.
the young man took IL out of his hands; il
Goun. ladies expecting letters from their
lovers should bC cautious about sending
their brothers to the post office.
Upon the authority of ID. shelton, it i
reported that the city authorities have
commenced laying gas pipes, on the square
1t is understood that II. and "a heavy man
from the country, probably JEFF REEVES, II
ne can be had, viii he employed to furnish
the gas. Gas is generally sold by the foot,
and IL is the current opinion that ID. can
furnish more guss and JCT more foot than
any other two. BY ali means give them the
contract.
Andrew Walker proposes to furnish the
pulpitS OF the city with ice free. No doubt
the preachers will appreciate his kind offer.
He will also let his customers get ice until
5 o'clock on sundays.
Criminal Court will commence Mon
daN. There are not 50 many important
cases on the docket as usual.
jesse RHineN has sent Us hOned frog.
from Sherman. Texas. Who. can tell us
what To feed il Uu@