New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-30

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pouirr. Inns party n u the %"e. r.m;I:es.
Ter. and ~ accompanied by theiI 'S s1.;n,nn
me-, Canaan Carpe alter with his column
so dav, In no: pursuit Of !ar@r par, 81, 20
Kinw,s- who are, irving To get :" or """ ="
a,,r,.na.r before he can Overtake thein' ne
had been in pursuit two haye' 'n0 t"'''
Il thought to be Lone Woiis tn,,,~
,;a,,epant General Commanding.
suoxx fall In >sals Lake.
rpr lake, October :M.-Sacw Tell ak
Gay yesterday.
r,s r;-s. National Bank has Jailed
south Carolina Politics.
CHARLESTON, October 2".e- The Conserva,
,iv.s and independent Republicans o.
Charleston city and county today agreen
rpon q fusion county ticket. includlhg eiSnt
members of the Legislature. OF "noin eiA
are leading Cnpser alive citizens. AmonE
III. latter Is lion. Geore A. Trenholm, f"r
,nerly Secretary of the Confederate Treas
ury. the fusionists are conhdent thaI sue
ticket will be elected; thus giving TIE co"'
mercial and properly interests OF Charleston
a renre.entatiun in tine Legislature aor the
first time since reconstructiohs
Baltimore Election.
R.rruoEE. October .9-Clear Demo
cratic representatives tor mnnlcipa! NH'ces
were elected by 5000 majority.
The Baltimore Races.
American Girl beat Copperbottom in the
first and fourth heat for $4,000. The nalch
~ to be concluded tomorrow.
strobeI's Funeral.
PHILADELPHIA. October g.-lhe funeral
S,,.,holl tnpk nI3sH THIS morning
at 81. Mary's Catholic Church, where he had
heen pastor for twenty-five years. Alter
the IMPRESSIVE ceremonies ID the church'
which was draped in black, the remains
were denosi:ed in vault in the burial
ground at the rear OF the chnrch.
uemphis Has 4 New Sensation.
NrupuIs October 29.-Quite sensation
n.s been created here by the discovery that
xo3"O in Nicholson pavement scrip haa
f,een purioned from the safe III the mayor s
office. Suspicion rests upon tue mayor g
clerk recently discharged VINO, IL ~ sa,u ,
has lett the city. The mayor assures the
oe6eral council that the city will sustain
no less by the disappearance OF the scrip.
Aid to Nebraska sufferers.
CINCINNATI, October M.-Ihe committee
apuointed yesterday reported plans today
to the Chamber of Commerce for rendering
aid to the Nebraska sufferers. They recon-
mepded the appointment of man IN the
Chamber to receive contributions, and that
the pastors of the various churches De re-
ouested to take collections for the purpose,
and that the people OF the nelghooring
towns desiring to contribute DO so TO the
president of the Chamber OF Commerce.
They further recommend that an office De
established to receive and store all clothing
contributed, and that committee to solicit
donations and correspond with General
Ord be appointed. The Chamber OF Com
msrce adopted the report and appointed
committee.
yale of wind at Ironton to day at noon
blew down a new three story building near
" COMPLETED, which in falling demolished y
two story frame dwelling. Inc inmates oi
the dwelling escaped unhurt
Extensive timber fires are reported near
Delaware, New Strai.sville and New Lex
ington, Ohio.
WAR DEPARTMENT. }
Office Chief Signal Officer
Washington, october 29. 1874. a:35 r. n
For Tennessee and the Gulf States, rising
barometer, n,rth westerly WINDS, colder ana
cloudy weather, with occasional rain. For the
south Atlantic States. barometer rising. slight
femperature changes sOui Invest to northwest
winds and partly cloudy weather.
River and Marine News.
RourpwEsr Pass October go Barometer 1880.
Weather calm. Arrived-Ship Record. previously
reported for orders Al ns master, ffty-six days
from Liverpool. in ballast, to master; steam lIip
StJassburg. at r NJ, from Bremen. TO I'D. r.
Htockmeyar Il Co., Burr, master: ship INLAND,
Henen, m ,ster siXty.t two day s from Bremen, ge
e,al cargo. to Ed. +. SiOckmeyer Co; steamship
Ca,ondeet at 4 A. NJ, McCreeIy, MASTER from
New York Ssiled-SIeamship City of San Antonio.
east light Weather clear. No arrivals. Sailea-
Steamships Margaret and ST. Louis, and brig
America, Union.
V,CksBuRG, October 23.-Ep- Glencoe, at ten
O'Clock last night: JuIia at =. VI. to-day. Down
City of Quincy, al A. NJ Atlantic AID pa ges, at
4PM ,nived-R. Il. LIE, at P. NJ. Weather
wen and clear The river fell three inches
MsxPBIs, October 29.-The river fell one inch.
W, alAer cloudy and warm during the day but
clear ard quite cool to night Arived-Bele OF
Texas, from New Orleans; Fort Gibson, from Ar
kansas river Mary Boyd from White river. De-
parted-Chester, for st. Louis; Belle Lee. for New
orleans.
ST. LOUIS October 29-No arrivals. Departed
Future Guy and Paragon. for New Orleans; Col
oIadO, for vicksburg. River falling SLOWLY. Weather
clonay Hpf cold. suong northwest wind
CINCINNATI, October 29.-River four feet two
ncl.es a,iu falling Weather clear and colder.
PrTrxBUKG, October 2a.-River eight inches.
Weather warm with indications of rain.
LouIsvILLR. October 29.-River falling, with
tbirty.,w inches in the canal. Weather clear and
cool
EVANSVILLE October 29-Riyer falling steadily.
Weather clear and cool.
CAIRO, October 2a.-Arrived-Captol City. from,
yicksbufg at 10 p. NJ, and City Vicksburg from
Louis, and City Of vicksburg for VicksbuIe. AZ 6
A. NJ River four feet eleven inches and falling
Weather clear and cool
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