New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
Raid on Horses and Mules.

NfSCELLANEOC3.
Raid ON Horses and Mules.
OMAna. February IA letter from For:
Laramie. Wyoming. says that on January
=! . few Sioux raided on Louis Pew ham :
rancho. five miles from the fort. and ran off
five horses and six mules. Louis. with his
brother and boy. followed them and cap.
.ured tho stock near Red Butte. A detach.
nent OF cavalry went from w.. :o.t and :oi.
lowed the Indiana TO The river. but not
having orders. refused to cross.
La.Ge Fire in Providence.
PROVIDENCE. X. l.. February a-Cslien.
der i AriDg's buildings anu Aliens Print
Works burned last night. Luss between
SIS. 900 and 100000. Insured.
Loss Oh fhe mill. machinery and stock
burned in MillviIle yesterday S2s!5. coo; in.
surance $l7I 900.
Human remains were found ia the ruin.
OF the burned wooden mills at Melville
To-day. supposed to be those OF Knott
Pr't'hard. who has been missing since the
t.e.
Attempt 70 Burn Churches.
NAw,.rOr. Ont. February .I.-Dufing
last night attempts were made TO burn va
rieus chuicLes in this CITY. In the PRINT
tive Methodist Wesltyan and Centenary
churches books. seats. etc. were piled to-
gether and set fire 20. but burned ont with.
Out damage 20 The buildings. ST. Andrews
Church WAS moro unfortunate, being al.
mos: ruined.
Troubles IN New NlcNics.
Sn: LAKE., February 4--The incorrect
repor. OF The troubles in New Mexico doubt.
less grew out OF disturbance between some
miners and some Naval" Indians in Gross
H., R.t ~ ~
reported killed.
lseorGia Legislature or Pensions.
ATLANTA. Ca February 3-Thc I.esisla-
'ure. to-day. passed a resolution urging
Congress 30 grant pensions {" the Mexican
wax veterans.
Two Men Killed By .hc SNOW.
Ho-YoN. February "A coal shed on
Crafts wharf Eel! in from the weigh. of
snow. KILN. two men and mi ring three
others.
Tie burning Of ihr Memphis and Lo.!s-
vile Machine shops.
M.m.Il.. February 3.--Thc burning OF |
The Memphis and Louisville railroad ma. !
rhine shops last night was done by John |
a former fireman on the road, |
now employed on the MemVhi. and Charles. |
ON railroad. who. in company with |
mother anan. entered the Office Of III. !
MASTER mechanic very drunk. raised |
row with Dennis Roach. the watch.
nan. whom lie knocked down with billet
II wood. then lit u mattel, and Get fire to a
OF of papers. About this time Set. Thomas. !
mother Waterman. entered the room,
by the row. and taking in the
ituation ~ - glance. struck Mccarthy |
yer the head with q club.
Mccarthy then ran. and was pursued by
'homaS. VIII" fired several shots at hin. one
which took effect in his side. as stated by
he woman who dressed his wcnnd. Up to
nv early hour this morning .ie police had |
,ilei 70 capture him.
The entire loss will reach abou. $4,000.
-Four locomotives standing on TIE side |
'a"h were saved by the employees.
Enlly 100 men are thrown ont @: employ. .
ent by the fire. but it il thouc LIT rev shops
il! he built at once.
4 NIississippi Judge IN Trouble.
Tie .ippcurs Jackson. NJ -sissippi. special 6
Us that charges Of neglect OF duty. living !:
10 Of the district. ridiculing the Suprem.
our!, eXtorting money from under officers. .
e. were presented 10 both houses To-day |
,ainst Judge Charles &. S!iaekeltord. Of the
eventh judicial Bistrlc: The arraign |
emit is considered weak. though "a strong ,
ort will be made I" remove the Judge.
Ie matter u referred to the judiciary !
OF both houses. +
Oil Works Gurscd. Ia
The Bluff city oil works. on Charleston ! Q
enue. owned by Baker * Barton. 20. a
timer with all the machinery and stock. il
IS burned tonight. The Memphis and v
larleston depot, near by ais, caught fire; v
d but for the prompt arrival of engines, h
'uld have been burned. Loss of Baker g. O
rton, about 5000. insured in local COM b
MES. Mccarthy, who set fire to the Mem. | v
is and Louisville machine shops. is not u
t arrested. e
Governor of Maryland. Il
ANNAPOLIS, February 4.-James B Groom q
elected Governor for the unexpired term u
Whyte, who was elected to the United b
stes Senate.
e Texns Grand lodge OF Odd Fellows. i
February f-The Texas y
and Lodge of the Independent Order of I;
ID Fellows is in session. About 2e9 dele d
ties are present. The Grand Encampment II
t to-day. On motion the Grand Eucamp- | II
mt proceeded 10 the election OF Uficers tf
the ensuing year, resulting as follows: W
(. A. BlOOdiogd, most worthy grand pa X
arch; j. L.. Ammons, most eminent grand "
III priest; w. s. Haght, right worthy b
md senior warden; George W. Grayer. m
hit worthy grand scribe; Thomas NJ p:
|
Drge w. Hitler, right worthy grand ju. OF
r warden, l.. f. Delesderniey. right %
rthy grand representative OF
heir grand patriarch announced the ga
owing appointments: A. II. Wil.on, w. III
NJ: w. X Lillard. W. G. s.: George | VI
mar. w. u. G. s.. also the standing on
lmittee. sh
he Grand Encampment decided against g.
proposal made by the Grand Lodge of sh
United States TO consolidate the two | dc
n ches of the order. tn
ncricn&i iron and steei Association. ~
February i-The Amer. di;
l Iron and Steel Association met to day, pa
luel j. Reeves prsidirg, A special re. an
t, submitted by Secretary James w. va
ank, stated that the members of the th
q and Steel Institute of Great Britain CO.
postpone their visit to this country till me
}, when the collection Of American iron phi
!. fuel. ETC.. in the Cen tennial Exposition ar
afford a better opportunity Of com I ag
lsOn with English oree etc. CHI