The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-17
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From our Evening Edition OF Yesterday.l
WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-The President has di
rected telegram to be sent to the Governor 0
Texas requesting him to delay the execution o
the death sentence on Santana, until it can b,
satisfactorily ascertaiued whether or not hi VIC
lated his parole, the President believing the
weight Of the evidence thus far is in Santana
favor.
No further kilograms from Arkansas have beer
received here and no action has been taken upor
the proclamation Of Smith received BY tie Prcsi
dent on Saturday. Attorney General Williams in
conversation this morning, stated that nothing
would be done before tomorrow, when the Cabi.
net meets, and then the subject will be discussed
kilograms from Republicans received here to-
day from various parts Of Arkansas represent
that Smiths adherents continue arining and
show determination to maintain their position.
Smiths government will be organized either at
Helena or Pine Bluff, where the Republican ele-
ment largely preponderates.
The Garland Government has made at least o
hundred arrests thus far including the editors OF
the REPUBLICAN, papers on the charge Of treason to
the State.
The election OF members of members Of the
Legislature under the general government, at
which no Republicans votad, took place Oct. 49,
and the election under Smiths government, in
accordance with the old constitution at which no
Democrat voted, took place early in November.
The President and Attorney General had a
conference to-day on Arkansas affairs
CINCINNATI, Nov. 16.-Seventy thousand dol.
lars were stolen from the American Express Co.
Two men brought trunk to the Office, while an
accompice sent the watchman for cigars and
during his absence the thieves placed the safe in
. trunk and carried it away. No trace of the two
men. The accomplish has been arrested.
New YORK, Nov. 16.-The relations between
the Longshoremen and shippers are critical and
trouble Is apprehended, as Italians are already
1T work at the shippers rates.
PORTLAND, Nov. 16.-Speaker Blaine declines
the candidacy for the Senatorship.
New YORK. Nov. 19.-Hamitt Billings, artist
Ia 6oaH
ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 1G.-Rev. r. W. B. Elliott
was consecrated Bishop OF western Texas yester-
day, in st. Philips Church. The church was
packed to its utmost capacity; The conservation
bama, and the act Of conservation was performed
Beckwith.
A large number of the clergy were present,
Lieut. Gov. Hubbard. Bishop Elliott departs
for his new work the first week of December.
His future home will he San Antonio.
New YORK, Nov. 16, 1912 A. M.-Cotton-spot
Good Ordinary 13I, Low Middllng 145, kiddlng
~, Middling Alabama l4!, Middllng Orleans
Isl;
November IA l3-l69l4s, December IA l5-16@15, |
January 49, February Is GIG, March Is l5a@
Is 1916, April 16 3-l60lG4, May Is 7.16016t,
June l6 II. l6@16l, July Is 15-l6@l7.
Pork firm, s2O:25. Lard quiet, steam Isl. Tur.
gentine quiet. 350s5l. Kosin heavy, 81 2O@2
New York, Nov. 1e. Noon.-stocks active and
strong. Gold l1oE. Money 8. Exchange-long
4s7, short 4.9l. Governments dull. State bonds
quiet.
money, 9sa, on accocnt ssl@ssl; 52O's 1884.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 16, 12:3OP. M.-Cotton strong,
Middlng Uplands, 7ld; Orleans, Sid. Estimated
sales to-day, 10000 bales, of which 1000 were for
speculation and export.
Arrivals -1G higher. November and December