New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-03
MISCELLANEOUS
eDcath of General Foster,

s)cath Of General Foster.
SA.@sSA, September 2o-GeneraI JOHN G
dsafst5ssS 50 deade
Acquitted
Nt3%rGoNERPo Ala, September s. o-Mavo
5fayo of Eufaula, and cO-detendants, to-da,
1S"sas acquitted of the charge of violating
Etse enforcement act. United States Com.
nTssbaner Dresser heard the caseO This
essaa1es fifteen persons tried here In the
-sssf Sew months on this charge, but in
osSfery case the prosecution was shown to be
9sstafsrt cause and the defendants all ac
UISrtaaSo
Resumed Publications
AEM1HIs, September 2oo-The Dol9y Rey.
Hs2.ro which suspended some days since zee
Snt1ed publication this mornings
NIal,sters Ia Conventions
SS4oNS9RA FALLS. September 2os~The %a-
eisslR Convention OF maltsters assembled
.sers Gsdayo
6hss attendance was numerous and 9nl9uo
aacia.o 10 d. IIawleye Of Detroita was
saascss,a chairman pro tenn
SSostnsnittets were appointed or constitute
eSs'etr Sssrmanent ofiicess and order Of bust
ostssao
Xl1ss saaltsters adopted constitution and
ehbsioed apermanent organization, with b
a. Lyme, OF Buffalo, as president, Favor
daAs IMPORTS were made from various Sec
Saon of the United States and Canada. of
The quality, condition and yield of barley
ousi hnps this year.
eSs1isAani Board OF steam Navigation.
SSsSasALO, September 1.-The Na,iona,
dsoslrd of Steam Navigation met to.dav a
.E5:ss 2amber of delegates present from ali
ctEs1ois OF the United States. The session
a dsstd with closed doors. Committees
a~xs appointed on credentials order of
Hss'ossss correspondence, finance, etc.
AoeHt SO 5enty-tiv delegates were pre-
saae &C the session of the National Board
fK Stss2m Navigation this morning.
Stesssn vessel property to the amount of
&4,Dl 900 was represented.
Convention of Chr Painters.
Ehss dfth annual convention of the Ma.
;1Hzai Car Painters Association met here
'ss-tlsy. Delegates from several States
ssa-e present.
Death Of Bishop Norris,
SsrszSGFIELD, o., September 2.-Thomas
IL Norris, ST., bishop Of the Methodist
Church, died here to-day, aged eighty
Jesas-so ......
Boiler Explosion.
CLEVELAND, o., September 1.-The boiler
IN Siiiepen's stave mills, at Meadyille. |
sft1lasylvania. exploded today, Instantly |
sElilns Philip Ctrick. Several Others were
sig nrty injured. The mill was completely
destroyed.
The Tuscarora.
Sss FRANCISCO, September g. The
lfaitsst States steamer Tuscarora sent out
IN make soundings for the cable from this
na~e 20 Japan, is passing up the harbor.
The TuscaFora's Year's Work.
1zse steamer Tuscarora left here lust one
,axr assooto survey line and make sound.
Eggs cor the cable to Japan.
The irst attempt from Cape Flattery was
on account of the lateness OF
In. season, and che made soundings on and
MI tbs coast from Cape Flsttery to San
Aaaeu. From that port she struck out for
making soundings as she went |
nosr Honolulu. She proceeded to Yoke
aanII via Bouin Island. The water found
n that line was 1887 fathoms. Il
Two Zines started from the coast Of Japan,
;lt we're abandoned on account of the
real. depth OF water. A line was run to
.axi1e island, one Of the Allutian group,
lsace run to Oonalaska, and from there to |
ey< Plattery. The greatest depth found ,
i shis Line was fys miles AID quarter.
4 RnNrond Barbecue. IL
September 2.-Work on the
and Ashvilie road, to complete i
. vrciected direct connection between .
ls<leston and Chicago, viii begin on the i!