New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-02
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s.ynch Law in Pennsylvania.
HARRISBURG. September 1.-The negr'
osho outraged the girl five years OF age nea
Canton, Pennsylvania, last week, and thel
Towanda jail, when he was taken from tn
9Tagon By masked men and riddsed witt
bullets.
Ue wac az active member. OF q SiSnGa,
GehoGSe and gDite o 2avOrite %ith the ctsiiG
ssS.
fire as lebanon, Ohi@s
LEBANON, Ohio, September Ia 9iee tfi
91arning destroyed the principal business
block OF this place, the Congregations
Church, Ross Hotel and the Town Hall
Sotal loss, $4,000.
donaldson on Another Balloon Voyage.
PHILADELPHIA, September l-Professol
0onaldson's large balloon, with six news
e'aper men on board, passed over the city
southeast into Jersey at 5:l5, &j13 ssyoDg
Ggom the northwest.
Excitement IN indinffss
JEFFERsONyILLE. Ind, Septe,o teg feaSInS
Citizens of Henryville have offered si0DC
seward for the apprehension of she murder
@rs of August Gardner. who sras robbed
6znd eied to the railroad track Saturday
aight Bob Thomas, A. Lewis and E
SIRE being examined this evening. Great
excitement prevails at Henryville and il
Che evidence is conclusive there may be
Grouble tonight, as it is reported that a
Sigilance committee has been organized
Matters in South Carolina.
CHARLESTON, September 1.-The Eews
and Courier, referring to Senator PatJer-
cons application to the President for troops
Go prevent the apprehended outbreaks,
a foIInWs va of fivun in
South Carolina some twenty-eight semi
Gnilitary organizations. They may be
called rifle clubs, inasuuch as most of the
SneMDers on parade bear arms of some kind.
Eighteen Of these clubs are in Charleston,
and have been in course of formation for
the past eight years. The remaining clubs
Slave been recently formed in places where
the leaders of the negroes have been espep
S,ially turbulent and threatening. The
average number of men in each club does
not exceed fifty, and there is no battalion
or brigade organization.
Instead. therefore. Of the disciplined $500
armed men, Of whom Senator Patterson
speaks we have at the utmost 1900 IN
drilled members OF rifle clubs, many of
whom are without serviceable weapons and
nave no ammunition. There is, however,
Sn every county an armed force that
strangely enough Senator Patterson fOrgets
80 mention; it is the national guard of the
State. known as the militia, composed ex-
@luslveiy OF negroes, fully armed and
equipped by the State, and Differed by the
moet INSCRIPTIONS Radical politicians, such
as Jones.
. There is no danger OF disturbance unless
Srought on by the haranguing of Senator
PATTERSON and Collector Wor,hingtono
Suicide
CINCINNATI. September John w, Cole
&nan, charged with the murder of Peter
Groeffie in this city last June, committed
suicide in his cell last night
Mystic Park Racese
BOSTON, September 1.-The fall meeting
OF che Mystic Park Association opened to-
day. The first race was for a purse of
$4,000, for horses who had never beaten 2::34.
Won by Young Rather, Ben Smith second,
Arthur third. Time-2:34A, 2:3lle, $50.
9:3I ~ Ben Smith took the first heat.
The second race was for purse of $4,000,
Tor horses who had never beaten 2::24. Won
by Bodine, Leating Lulu, Hopeful, Susie |
and Castle boy, in the order named. Time
S Ss:22 2:l8A, 2:23, 22lla, 2:24 Lulu took
She second heat and Hopeful the third.
Horse Distempter In New Brunswick
ST. JOHNS, N. b., September IA horse |
disease, similar in character to that of two |
gears since, has broken out here with great |
violence. A large proportion Of the work |
eng horses of the city are sick and many
have died.
81 Survey ing Party Murdered by the Red |
League.
p TOPEKA, Kansas. September IA party
OF six surveyors from Lawrence, Kansas. }
we're massacred by Indians Wednesday
dast, near Lone Tree, forty miles south and |
Swenty miles west of Fort Dodge. The
names OF the party are Oliver f. Short |
-. Il. Short, John II. Kenchler. James
Shaw, Alfred Shaw and II. S. Jones' Three
SS the number were scalpedo
probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENTS |
Office Chief Signal officer, |
washington, September l, 1874, 4:35 P. MS
y lear weather. ~
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass September /. 6 P. NJ Barometer
s'6o. Wind east-nOrtheast. fresh. Weather squally
No arrivals or departures |
viCKsBuKs September l.-Passed up-Susie Sill. |
Fer, at A. NJ Down-RJbert Mitchell at 4 A M. /
Satie, al A. NJ; Glencoe, at 6 A. Nj; Natchez at &
J, n. River Ealing slowlyo Weather warm and |
MEMPHIS aeptember 9.-River stationarv
Weather clear aud warm. Departed-Fannie /
Lewis, for Vicksbnrg; Matte for New Orleans
ST. LOUIS September ARRIVED none De-
parted-SIty OF Vicksburg, for vicksbarg. River !
rising. Weather Gear and warm.
CINCINNATI September 1-River seven fee@ and | i
Using. Weather clear and warm Cherokee load | ,
ng; leaves Saturday for New Orleans ,
PIyTsBuRG. September l.--River two Gees and | :
EVANSVILLE. September Weather cleas ann :
The river has risen eight ipches N
CAIRO. September l.IArrived-Capto City, from !,
or st. Louis, at A. NJ River five feet seven inches
nd rising. Weather clear and pleasant, '-' n0' o
LOUISVILLE September l.-Westher clear and | +
eSsaH5o RIVER four feet three inches in tse sanaJ