New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-20
The Father Gosdenlan Cases

mored that Father Baumeister, pastor Of
the German Roman Catholic Church Holy
Trinity. intended leaving the churcl, with
his friend. Father G0odeman. 1t is also
stated that he intended marrying Goode.
mans sister. Both Of these reports he dc"
MES.
He will leave his church and 60 into some
town in the centre Of the State. He was
with GoOdeman when the latter was mar.
ried. Mr.. Baumeistes proposes going to
Germany in the spring. He and Goodemsp
were classmates in college in Germsnys
!Sury Failed to Agree.
MEMPHIS, November ls.-In the case OF
Memphis and Louisville railroad shops
here about year ago. whica has been on
trial for q week past, The jury failed to
agree. The penalty for this crime updes
the statute il death.
PORTSMOUTH, n. H., November i9.--FouS
intoxicated fishermen, returning TO theft
vessel in a small boat, were drowned
Relief fOs the <srassa,oppered.
OMAHA, November 19.-General ORD eAs
celyed $4,000 from the Branch Aid Society
at Cleveland to-day tor the grasshOpgef
sufferers.
Three inches Of snow fell here 70 dag.
Inquiry.
LITTLE Rock, November f9.-A Joint 9ee.
olntion was introduced in the Senate to-day
and passed to . second reading raising .
Joint committee to inquire into the manner
of the election Of Senator Dorsey. The
resolution will undoubtedly pass, and the
whole matter receive a thorough investig8s
tion. Everything is quiet throughout the
State. Nothing yet heard Of the Wheyes
sbouts Of Smith or Wheeler.
Charleston Safe for strangerss
CHARLESTON, 8. c., November i9.-Tho
Board Of Health to-day decided to discoa,s
sinue their weekly meetings as Unnecessary
and passed resolution declaring ID pess
fectly safe for strangers to visit the city
Eleesioa 10 CAatfanoosa.
CHATTANOOGA, November l9.-The hard.
est fought political contest known here foS
years came off to-day. In the municipsf
election James, Republican, was elected
Mayaard's majority in the State electione
Hunalo 60 Boston by SVatep.
Boston, November 19.-The United Statee
cutter Gallatin arrived to-day from Buff
falo, which port she left October "a,
reaching the ocean by the way of Wei
land canal and st. Lawrence river. She is
new iron vessel, built recently in Buffalo
for the Atlantic seaboard service, and ie
very fast. The Gallatin is intended TOT
The New PostOffices
The new postoffice is nearly completed.
and within q week will be formally opened.
The Postmaster General.
Postmaster General Jewell, who is ss-
pected from New York tonight will remain
in the city during the rest of the week, and
will formally inspect the new ediiice in
company with Architect Mullett.
4 Mountain Meadow Murderer Arrested.
SALT LAKE CITY. November "a tele-
gram from Beaver. Utah, to-day. says
Bishop William Il. Dame was arrested at
his residence at ParOwan, Iron county,
Utah. today, by a deputy United States
marshal. on an Indictment for murder, in
connection with the Mountain Meadow
massacre.
Fined for Illegal Vesiug.
Two more Mormons appeared before this
Third District Court to day, and paid fiqeS
for illegal voting at the last election.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARrxxss,a
ONCE Chief Signal officer, :
Washington, NOvembe l9, 1874 ABS P. II. j
por tho South Atlantic ard Gulf States gen.
orally cloudy weather with rain will prevail with
northeast to northwest winds, low temperature
and slight changes in the barometer.
River and Marine News.
souTHwEsT Pass November 10. p. M,-Baromstsr
299o. Wind north, light. Arrived-Mexicsn steam
ship TSbascO, four days from Vera Cruz, to AveH-
danO Brothers. Sailed-S.eamsbip City of Calves.
ton. bark Albert and schooner Jennie Wood.
Pass LOuTRH, November 49,. NooD.-Wind
north, strong. No arrivals. Saed-steamships.
Lavacs and W. P. Clyde. ship Ceferina and brig
Felipe.
VICKsBrKG. November l9-Up-Katie at A.
NJ, and Colorado at p. NJ. No boats down to-day.
Weather cool and cloudy. The river is falling
slowly.
MEMPHIS, November le.-The river has risen
six inches in the last twenty vfOur hours De-
parted-Bee and bsrges Belle Shreveport Yaeger,
KYLE Maude and Curtis, for New Orleans.
CiSCISHAr1 November l9.-River three feet four
inches and rising. Weather cloudy and cold.
P1rrsBuKG November l9-River twenty inches
and rising Weather clear and cool.
LOUISVILLE, November lS.-River falling again,
with twenty inches in the canal. Weather
clear and cold
EVANSVILLE, November 19-Rver risen one inch.
Weather cloudy. Rain to night
CAIRO, November l9.-Arrived-AJulia, from Vicks-
burg at A. NJ; City of Helena from st Louis at
ten: Paragon, from New Orleans at eleven; Future
CITY from New Orleans at s P. NJ; ST. Geneyieve
fl Iom St. Louis, At seven. Departed-Paragon, tor
St. Louis at noon; Julia, for st. Louis at , P NJ.
City of Helena. for vicksburg, at three River six
feet inch ana rising. RAINING mercury 441.
ST LoCIs. November l9.-Arrived-Mollie Moore
and Susie Silver. from New Orleans Departed.
City of vicksburg for VicksDurg. River rising
slowly. Rain has fallen all day and there was a
brisk snow storm n!ght.