, 1874-12-28
SUNDAYS NEWS.
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tho furniture OF tho Grand Pacific Hotol,
amounting to nenr1y 100000. has brought abont
\ or1es In tho affairs of tho o,iHo. amt las led
to its transfer to Mr.. John .: Drake. who will
failure Of hfesurs. Qngo Bros. j. Rice ia nttrihnt-
oil mntuly to tho financial complications OF David
a. 0ago, and tho liabilities Of tho Company nro
rlaced at st5o,o0o. The failuro Ia said TO havo
resulted III tho complete bankruptcy OF George
W. Gage aud John A. Kiuo.
Tho trial of Milo Mcdonald, charged with an
assault with intent to kill James hfcGarry, wna
concluded In tho Criminal Court Saturday. Tho
Jury, having been instructed by tho Onurt to tho
effrct TINT, In order to sccase n consiction, tho
by Mcdonald was loaded, returned verdict Of
"not guilty."
Tho Master. In Chancory, appointed by Jndgo
WiillutnH Bono months ago, to tnle Oydeuco III
tho case Of the 0ront Western Telegraph Com
pauy, filed hs report Saturday, showing that tho
Company owed Selai 1aeoyo for building lines,
etc. with intorost. s55, ,o53.90.
sot i1ro to the pronlBcD OIL tho corner OF Hatated
aud ntuuroe AtrectH, wns arrntguod bcforo Junteo
suuly Saturday, Oil the charge Of nrsoi, and was
held In $1,000 bull for trial IN tho Criminal
Court.
A serious street afray took place Saturday, In
Now Orleans, between cx-Goy. Warmoth and
JIMulQI ~ 1fBEltt uHIssSHf VI kAu DhHttkH+ ~
Was tho Legitimate result Of tho mxcd-school
controversy. Whom. last weok. tho educational
officers wero compelled TO. close tho public
schools in consequence Of tho Tnr WaEcu upon
tho colorod pupils, tho BieEi" oditoriasly stated
that hut ono moro duty romsinol to be per-
formed by tho white people OF New Orlon1la, md
TIM, was to compel tho stroet-car companies to
put stnr-catg on their limos. as waH tho custom
ill Warmotll'H Administration, ard mako colored
people ride in the'n. At that tmo every fifth or
Bisth cur wnB marked with Bsar. III which col
orcd pooplo could ride, and in no otAcra. 10
thiB editorial Warmoth replied stating tl,at tho
Domocratto and Fusion party Of the stato Ind
| boon Pledged on numerous occuBions to tho roc
ogntion Of the civil rights Of tho co'ored people,
citing different platforms and declarations. and
ospecally tho great unitjcation 1neotlng two
| years ago, where Gen. BnroAuGard presided nnu
| q lnrgo nulnbor Of emnont citizens adopted
| stronger langlngo on tho subject, and going
| furthor than most Republican conventions have
| gono. Tho Governor argued Tint tho proposed
war to DO wagod in regard TO tho strcct-cars was
in opposition to the principles and DECLARED pol
| compantea tho publication OF the communication
with MI editorial article, not attempting to COLI
| troyert tho argument. but nttacklng him pcr-
gonaly In very violent 1nasslor In regard to his
Administration. and declaring that CIV Var
moths motives n giving yent to those views
to iugsatlato himself with the colorcd people.
Gov. ". Saturday published III tue Pieayu'ie n
| card, nsinS tho most ca:astic language
in giving come Of tho personal history
Of MIR. Edward $. Jcwots, editor Of tho Euletin,
who, during Warmoth'g Administration, Was State
| Senator, and who has nlwayS been 0no Of tho
most inilamlnable Of tho mat1y flrc.catug Demo.
| cratic politicians Of tho State. Warmotl stated
| that jowott offered, il $50, 900 worth of Stato
Bulletin, that ho would v1te for tho Printing bill,
wilicl, ho (Jewett) now denonnceB MS Infamous.
The Governor characterized Jewott III tho great
ost Of liars md towards, md as being possessed
| ~
| orel Objectionable in man. and Dyorly waa IN
| forcntiaIly included on tho charge Of lying. Ia
this Jewett scnta porcmptory challenge to War,
| moth, which WarHloth promptly accepted, and
To-day, at half-paat II o'clock as Gov. Warn,oth
! WAS standing OH Cannl botwcon Royal nnd Bonr-
bon stroetB, alr. Dyorly stopped up to him. ant1,
without warning, struck Him over tho hoaa with
| towards him, when Dyorly struck him two moro
| heavy b1owp. Warnoth was entirely unarme1,
] and seeing, NJ ho Hays llo thought, AEr. Dyerly
attempting to draw his pistol, 10 TOOK out hit
pockcs-ltnife and closed with Byosly, they both
going 10 tho ground together aud rolling ovor on
tho sldowalk, Byerly OH tho top. During the
scuille, Warmuh cut Dyor9y six timca, causiug
his dcath at 1920 in tho evening. Wnrmoth waH
| arrested and locked mp.
Tho iioa! completion OF tho oi1lcia1 returns Of
| tho late election, which nre to be promulgated
| to-day show total vote with tho polls and put-
tue Koturning-Doard. as follows: For State
| Tronauror. Dlbuclot, Ga, 5Ii; Moneuro, G9, 58G
majority for Duhuclct, Republican, 958.
4 Washington dispatch saya Gen. Sheridan has
| boen ordered 10 Now Orleans to rcliovo Gen
Emory.
| WASHINGTON.
Tho Congressman who romain are busy dis
| cussing the prospects OF tho new Finance
bill in the lIo.iso. The proyalont opinion ntnonf
liopnblicans Of all nhndcs Of vicwa upon the
| finance question is that tho So1late bill must bt
passed In it's present shape. or there will DO nc
financial legislation this winter. Republican
senators affirm. That, II tho b.ll is in my W.,
Senate TINT it wonld bo utterly Impossible fol
Republicans in the Souato TO unito upon m,
compromise measure. The bill. they e|ainl, con
tnina tho final compromise Of buth hnancia
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