New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-17
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did not sufficiently connect Price WIN - 10
hold him. The sheriff returned hls WRIT
Se,tin. forth that he bad been nhapie 70
end Smith or Wheeler. Douo's exist
sxbetie: S,n.,h or Wheeler are IL the city.
6,oternor Garland to6ar sent com.
,u,,,a..,io, ;. ii. Genera. ASS -in;!y calling
attention 10 TIE conspiracy. and statlng
,xhat action ie aad taken. He asked also
sha. ,i,A law !l!yn De amended that he
cou.i offer q larger sewarf caan S@vu iOr
she aryes: Of Smith and Wheeler. 4 JOINT
:esei ut;on was introduced !ndorsihg the
i;oyesnur's sou:se. and ;'iels.ns he ASSEM-
bIrfa stand By the executive. Ihe matter
syiE s,e ac.et: rpoL -o.morrow. Most per
iece s;ie: and peace prevails here. II Sn!th
gas an- adherel!s. they aoat make sheH'
selves knswL.
The congressional; investigation commit
Tee u! nos leave until Tomorrow.
al Quiet.
The press dispatches from Washington
reporting large a.seinb!age OF the ac'
Sertn-, 81 Smith. ao,: i.updreds OF arrests
by Garland. are untrue. There has oeen
Oniv one arrest thus Ear. that " Price, OF
She Hep.blicyn. and he was discharged To-
alav. 1Ae NOS. perfect quiet prevails
snfou ,iaus th.. State. AMI there is no tax
Abvs!, Smith establishing, :orerninenc at
Pine Bluff. Helena. OF elsewhere. lie 's
Expre.s Robbery.
e'I.c;SSArI November Is.-Se-entv thou
eand dollars was stolen from the American
Express Company. Two Inen brought .
srunk 70 Che office. An accOmplice sent the
svatchinan for cigars. and during his absence
Che shieves placed the safe in trunk and
carried :t away. No trace OF the two men.
The accomp!ice has been arrested.
Latev.
The smorn. Of the loss 20 the American
=, Yn,harv
d now put at S45. 500. 4 hundred thousand
dollars was yu. up :or Chicago in two safes,
$nste al VI one. tor greater security. ADO
Monroe. messenger. VINO IS supposed TO
have been the chief rlctter, arrived from
indianapolis to-day and is under guard IN
ariyate room. George Black, who assisted
in carving the :runk out. has been arrested.
The trunk containing the money chest was
carried OUT in the presence OF the office
watchman and two metropolitan police who
happened in the Office at the time. II is now
stated on good authority that this same
srick was previously attempted in that office
without success.
Intelligence reached here tonight OF the
arrest IN or near Chicago Of a third party
suspected of completely in the robbery. No
clue vet to the safe or its contents, or to the
wagon and horse used to remove the safe.
The affair exctes much interest here.
New Railroad Connection.
Last midnight the first train over the cut
of from Athens to Parkersburg, on the
Marietta railroad, arrived st the latter city.
This cut of shor.ens the distance between
Cincinnati and Baltimore ten miles. and
materially reduces the time between the
two cities.
A Bishop Consecrated.
ATLANTA, November l6-Rev. r. w. B
Elliott was consecrated bishop OF Western
Texas yesterday in s.. Philips Church.
The church was packed TO it's utmost ca
pacity. The conservation sermon was
preached by Bishop Wilmer. OF Alabama,
and the act of consecra'lOn performed 0y
Bishops Gregg, Howe, Quintard, Wiener
and Beckwith.
A large number of the clergy were pres
ent, also delegation OF thirty Iexans,
headed By Lieutenan: Governor Hubbard.
Bishop Elliott departs the first week in
Decent Der for his future home, San Antonio.
A Railroad Sold.
MONTGOMERY, November l6.-The Mobile
and Montgomery railroad was sold to-day
by order of the Chancery Court. II was
bought by the first mortgage bondho!ders
for $3,022Qo0. This saves the State from
all loss.
Smith and Garland Tell Their Different
stories.
CHICAGO. Noveyi. Ger l6.-The Erening
Post ana Hal has special dispatches from
Little Rock. Arkansas, from Governor Gar
land and Lieutenant Governor Smith, in
which each presents his own side of the
contest. Smith says the President will |
hear the case tomorrow. and thinks he |
will be recognized. Garland says:
The Legislature Is at work under the |
new constitution, and the people acquiesce |
in and cordially support the government, |
and / intend to enforce its authority !
against all in the SAFE who try to over |
turn and usurp il to the utmost OF my |
capacity
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. 49,
BALTIMORE, November 1.-THE forty |
eighth annual meeting Of the stockholders |
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany was held to-day. John b. Morris. the |
only surviving member Of the first board of |
directors. now IN MS ninetieth year, pre- |
sided The president and directors submit
ted their annual statement of the affairs of |
the company tor the fiscal year, ended Sep
TENDER 80 last.
The repor, shows the earnings of the
company TO be $l4,97 $50; expenses,
-, 400. TO; net earnings, S5,G10.G26.
Flag. ut Half Mast.
MEMPHIS, November 1.-THE boats in
port d displayed their coiols a: half mast to-
day in respect to the memory Of Will |
Locke, river reporter Of the -ippeal, who
died this morning Of dropsy Of tue heart.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Otce Chief signal Officer, !
Washington November 10, 1874, 4:35 P. Ny
For the Gulf and south Atlantic States, gener-
ally cloudy weather. with areas OF rain, with slight
changes ot temperature, easrerly or southerly |
winds and high barometer east of the Mississippi.
The central Mississippi. and lower Missouri rivers
will rise slowly.
River nnd Marine News.
. SOUTHWEST Pass, November Is, s P M.-Barometer
80. Wind east, blowing strong Arrlved-Brltish
Cienfuegos, il distress, bound TO London; bark
Thorwald Christensen. master, fftv-iive days
from Amsterdam: steamship Wilmington, Holmes,
master, at A. NJ, from Baltimore, 10 j. NJ. With.
erspoor. Saiied-Steamshps Reading and Nj sss-
sippi. The following vessels are outside waiting
orders: Ships Colonial Empire, Friga c. H. Oulton;
ship Union; bark Snbad nsid. AID bark Adriatic |
outside, bound 10 Mobile.
Pass LorTRE November ls Noon.-Wi md south
Steamship ". p. clyde. Livingston. master at
seven o'clock this morning from Havana the
$40 4. NJ, Barrett, master from Philadelphia, to
Ed. A. Yorke. No departures Coming In tow
Bark Milo. Inside waiting oiders-Ship Anne
MARY. outside waiting orders-Ealk Neptune
v Kountz st A. NJ; Commonwealth, at 2 P NJ,
and La Belle, at P. II. No boats up to day.
". ather warm and rainy. The river has fallen
MxnpHIs, November l6.-River about stationary
Weather cool and rainy. Arrivet-Grand Tower,
from 81. Louis, and Julia, from icksburg. De-
SILVER, Tor 81! LOUIS, ana Ella, Tor
White river.
ClSoINsAr1 November l6.-River three feet and
stationary. Weather cloudy and mid.
PIrTsBrHG November lb-Rver thirteen inches
and falling. Weather cloudy and warm.
EVANSVILLE, November l6.-Rlver fallen six |
inches since Friday night. Westher cloudy and