New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-15
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Ao siuH buiIoch. tuc sumter county ItcIe
oners. now in Jail in Mobile by decision cS
Commissioner Gillette. on the cka:g. ct u
violation OF the enforcement act. re:s ade
mltteG 20 bail to-day. on Y join: bead SS
$4,000. by United States C4,...: x.a!sse
Woods.
tiecting Of the Legislature.
The Legislature meets Monday. sea
members are already comm: in.
Highly Important from Kochs.ter< Cjss
War in u Newspaper Office.
ROCHESTER,, N. y. November ii..-I.as@
las, night Mrs Harry kaynor. second tade
in the Opera House Company. acc .,a vanis8
by her son. entered the Democrat caf5
Chroai.l. editorial room and waited LOT ihss
coming Ui the dramatic critic. M. .AdamS
When he came she asked II he Hrste sh0
criticism OF her acting as Elisabeth. 20 tho
effect :ha: he: Iueenly carriag. was sas
from perfect. and her lntonation and exc
preston very poor. He said he wrote the
article. when she drew q small riding " hiD
and struck at him. The first blow glanced
from his arm. and then Mr.. Adams seized
the whip and taking i: from Aer. ordered
her and her son out ot the roOM The latter
threatened to use knife. but he wa. walked
out by the shoulder. and mother and seA
disappeared together.
Rouxh Usage Of a Horse Thief.
TROY, Mo, November li--Whie :. coi,s
James w. League Jr. = horse thief. from
Auburn to this place. they were attacked
by four masked men. and League wae sh0S
through the back, the ball coming on: in
front. League was then tied 70 IL horse.
which took fright and galloped through .ha
woods. followed by the mob. who kept up =
rambling fire. Leagues clothes were :Oyh
from his body. amt he was horrlbl; inu.
tilated bv the brush. He was rescued by
the posse alive, and the wounds are mot
thought TO be fatal. He WAS taken 70 y
house near by, and it is feared the Eloo v III
hang him tonight.
Jay Cooke Il Co.'S Condition.
PHILADELPHIA, November iA--Ths cota.
mi,tee OF creditors of Jay Cooke II Go.
have issued notice Of meeting to - b.
held December I. when they will present
the schedule of assets and then proceed 10
| declare dividend in cash. The comRiesesD
will continue IN session from day ~ daS
| until December II, during which any sre<te
| itor may be heard by the committee who
| may have any suggestions 10 make IN tho
matter OF the estate, or accounts, or 'ObjeSo
| tons 10 submit to claims against the estxtee
The Grand Mace nj san frnncisca.
SAS FEANCIsCo. November H.-The tOre
mile heat running race, tor = purse VS
! $4,000 IN gold, took place here todayo
! The first heat was won by Katie Pea%ee
| Joe Daniels second. Thad Stevens thisde
Time-.:A3..
The second heat and race was won bP
Katie Pease. Henry second. Hardwood
| third, Thad Stevens fourth, HockbcckiDg
! fifth, Joe Daniels broke down. Ti@e~
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| Collision in Chesapeaks Bay.
I BALTIMORE. November 1.-THE following
| statement is furnished the Associated Press
! in regard to the collision between tho
| steamers Falcon and Louisiana IN ChesAo
L., I.,A ,:.~lA H.
| the Louisiana. He left Norfolk about halle
past seven last night, touched at Old pOins
| Comfort. took in passengers and proceeded
| up the bay. 1t was beautiful starlight
! night, with strong breeze from the nortto
ward. I retired at * p. M. Everyth
Was quiet and still.
! LIS A. NAT this hour I was awakened
by hearing my whistle blown once. imme
diately arose, ran into the piiothouse, ana
instantly heard a steamer blow two histie6
close aboard. Looking out Of the port window
of the pilothouse saw all the lights of Ih0
steamer. She was steering squarely tor ..so
gave the order to hard -apOrt, and was told
by the wheelman 10 was already hard apOAss
Then, IN hopes of steering her stern otto
gave orders to hard-astarboard, but il tive
seconds before this order could be executed
we were struck amdshps, the colliains9
steamer going into our port paddleDox and
smashing a large hole in the port side. .xOue
WINCH tHt LOulsIdHd HlleU up EdDldlS.
The donkey engines were put to work as
full capacity, but made no effect upon tho
leak. We endeavOred to work the maih
engine, but found it had Deen ST janmess
that it was impossible to- get it past the
centre. We were thus rendered he elplesSs
called the crew TO quarters, cleared away
the boats and began lowering them to take
Oft the passengers. AZ this time the Louise
ana had between Elk and seven feet Of wateS
in her hold.
We hailed The colliding steamer which.
proved to be the Falcon. and requested her
to remain by us. The Falcon immediately
came alongside, and all the passen gers and
baggage were transferred to that steameyo
hawser was then passed to the FalcoB
that she might tow us to shOal water J
went down to examine the leak again. ]
found the water gaining rapidly, wich sighs
20 nine feet in the hold, and conciuied We
could not be uowed more than half "a mile
before sinking. We endeavored then tS
save az much as possible of the turnirure in
the main saloon, which we did by working
ali hands. Shortly atterward the aawsas
parted and ths Louisiana went down by the
head in fortytwo feet of water.
At the time OF the collision the Louisiana
was steamlng fourteen miles per houn and
the Falcon nine 70 ten. All the pasoengerse
mail and express matter and baggage were
saved. Among the passengers wsr. three
dOre Crosby, Captains J. Il. Creighton. Wiz
liam &. Temple. II. G. Blake. A. ". JshA-
son, and Lieutenant W. II. Emory, o; tho
United States navy; and Captain M.cii!ton
Of the United States Marine Corps 1ihcefB
of ccur.martial at Norfolk. inaui:ng into
the grounding o: the steamer Brooklyn. Al9
the passengers OF the Louisiana, including
the ladies, conducted themselves with the
creates. coolness and self.possession.
The Louisiana was a iaVo.lte steamer Sa
the Gay Line. >h. 1850 tons burden
and valued at sIa0.o00: no insurance. Hes
cargo, which va. lost. consisted " 2O0
bales OF cotton. large quantity OF tobacco.
thirty tons OF pig iron and other freight.
The Falcon with the passengers o. ,ho
Louisiana returned 20 Baltimore. .yy,yias
shortly after two o'clock
No statement of the collision h,. hssa
furnished the Associated Press by any off
Ger OF the Falcon. The passenger. On .h.
Louisiana corrobOrated the statement II
Captain Mayo.
, Rather Goodemann, ex-pasto: OF NJ.
bOni1aclus Church, Philadelphia, was helC
to-day IN a telegram from Captain Hines i.
chief detective, Philadelphia. AT this bourN
r. NJ, GoOdenann and wife are at ~
police marshafs Office awaiting tho arrivn I
OF the Philadelphia officials.
Railroad Extensiop.
Ihe Chicago extension OF the Ralfinosr.>
and Ohio railroad having been completoa :.
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