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

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applauded.
MISCELLANEOUS
Thoss &;o0d People Of Q4inc0lnp
VIENNA. Lincoln Parish. La~ EovenGvp
l0.~The utmost good feeling prevails TOE
ward the government Of che United Statess
The officers and soldier. OF the srmy are
well disposed persons. From the Golnens
Lieutenant Hodgson was arrested at Mon.
roe. until b. was released here by OHde1 OS
court yesterday. neither irdgnit4 AOr dis
respect has been shown 70 him. TheRe 10
no ground tor complaint; on che coHtzsrys
the citizens came % his assistance the mes
mens his case was understood, taking 10
intO their own hands,.
They urged that il tho n9eay and aigo
nifty of the law had been sutticiently maino
tanned and viadicated, in the opiniss Of the
court, eleneucy should be extended Tha
result was that they obtained from their
judge . revocation Of the seataaoss sn9
Hodgson was discharged.
Under the peculiar circumstances Of ems
arrest. this speaks volumes in favor OF gh@
citizens of Lincoln and surrounding parishes
and should be taken iato consideration by
the authorities.
Kentucky EpiscspalianE
LOUISVILLE, November 1e.-Ths Eyiseas
pal convention for the diocese Of Keptuc&Y
meets here tomorrow to elect an assistaH0
bishop. in place Of Bishop CummiuA
GIurderers Arvestede
A CourisrJournal special says @hseS
men were arrested in Shelby county, Hen.
lucky, today, charged with the shooting sg
the negro girl in that county iase mouth
Two more suspected parties will be arrested
tomorrow. The county authorities havo
been diligently at work ever since the suso
rage was committed, gathering evidence 10
the case. The wounded girl has nearly &C.
covered.
Horse Thieves kineds
MEMPHIS, November lO-Passen2efs Roai
Little Rock to-day report that three horso
thieves, caught in the act, were shot ana
killed a, Brink!ey. Arkansas, last night SO
particulars.
Boston Cotton GNchmseo
Boston, November l0.-The cotton
traders will tomorrow elect officers Of tho
Cotton Exchange. which has Just bsea
formed.
Wisconsin Gongssssmaas
MILWAUKEE. November 10. - RefueGs
from remote counties indicate tina: Cole.
Democrat, beats McDll. Republicans sego
eral hundred.
Trampled to Death in n Gnu rcke
MONTREAL. November N.-Buring speeiss
services in the French parish church. thefea
was an alarm of tire. Three hundred peso
SOFAS were trampled upon, some fatally
Arkansas Legislature in ecssioss
LITTLE ROCK. November l0.-The Csc
eral Assembly met to-day under the new
constitution. The Senate organized, oleea
ing Hon. Bradley Brunch. Of Carroll prsss
idenc. The House elected Hen. 4. A. Clso,
inZtoa, Of Hot Springs, Speaker, and aG.
journei until co-night to complete organiza-
ton. Both houses meet in join: session 60
morrow to receive the Governors messs2e.
SubseG Guently the Speaker OF the House wig
declare the result OF the recent electioa +,
when the newly elected State officers Sil4
be installed.
Defrandius NJ. P's.
P1rTsBrRG, November l0.-D.. tYiIfisas
Parker, OF Connellsville, PennsyivaniS, 2rs
rested on the twenty-sixth utimS on 3
charge Of using tho mails to defraud MeM
bers OF the English Parliament. had . hesss
ing to-day, and was committed, in deta1ls
of $4,000 bail, TO appear at the next term q
the United States court. A large amount %
testimony against the prisosey was Ss0s
duced at the trial.
The Iirginta Einnsces ArsauGea 4 10 Seesg1
CaAcus.
RICHMOND. November t0.AThs eongeFs
ence between the Governor and Treasures
OF the State and the holders Of Cirgikia
bonds met at noon in tho State SenSte
Chamber. Previous TO the meeting being
called TO order several representatives al
the city press endeavored 20 gain admis
sion, bat were refused, except w. D. Cseas
terman, OF the Dispatch, VINO had credsss
tials in the shape cf . package Of State
bonds. Upon entering he was approached
by Governor Kemper, who endeavored 60
exact pledge from him not to publish che
proceedings, etc. Mr.. Chesterman stontlS
refused 70 make any such pledge, claiming
the right to be present a. bOndhOlder
The Governor finding Mr. Chesterman de-
termined to stand his ground, sent tGs .
policeman to eject him, but failed to sa7sy
his determination into effect.
The meeting being organized, resolssi@s1
was at once introduced resolving the GEO
ference into secret session, and binding tho
members not to tlivulge the proceedings
without authority. An hour had beer
spent in discussion, when the resolasi4A
| was adopted. Mr.. Chesterman, after sx-
planning his position and refusing to SS
bound by the resolution, withdrew.
The bOndholders' conference had tnse0
| hours session, and recessed until eigbs
| o'clock tonight. Reports were submiteG
| bv the Governor and Treasurer, and com
mittees appointed 20 consider the cane &nd
! report at to-night's session. Hon. Hugh
! States Treasury, made . speech 1epresens.
I ing the views OF the holders Of Virginia
! bonds in England, in the course Of vlacss
| he stated that foreign bOndholders were 80
clined to be leniert toward the State.
I Nothing more 10 knowa Of the GovsfAsrS
! report than that it gave the most wsfs8
picture Of the pecuniary condition ss t@3
state.
Sale ~ PsM..
SAS ERAscIsco. Novembes iDs.Ib s1s
sale " pools tos the great running race sas
urday. Thad Stevens is the fsvorite. Kafs
Peass second, Joe Daniels third. .Alphs.
Henry Hardwood AID Hubbard eellMs IL
the field.
Brokers III. witt, forgea City tTapse,
| PHILADELPHIA, November l0.-SeveSa
brokers along Third street were pretty we'll
| excited and alarmed to-day upon learning
/ that they had purchased several thousand
dollars worth Of bogus city warrants, with
! very little hope of the money coming back
to them. The brokers who have sutferep
are Charles D. Barney & Co., Ackley &
Smith, Marr T. Smith and j. E. Ridgeman.
The way it was played showed beyond
doubt that the swindlers were skillful
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