New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-18

at Beartield Point. Mississippi county, AZ
kansas, Tom Wagner and another planter
named Gables had difficulty about some
steel traps, and Sunday they met again
near Wagners house, Gables being accom-
panied by his two boys. when the difficulty
was renewed and terminated in Cables
shooting Wagner through the breas. with /,
rife, inilicting a fatal wound
After Wagner had fallen one Of Cable,
sons attempted to shoot Wagner, but his
pistol dropped. Wagner was found by some
neiyhbor. and carried home, No hone,
ex!s: OF his recovery.
small-pox NJ Brownsville.
GALVESTON, November ia Ne,rs srs-
cIal from Brownsville dated today saw.
"Ihe smallpox exists here in very bas.
form. The physicians say it is almost eDi.
demic. Five children died in one family.
after short illness. Doctors Combe, White.
head and Melton waited on Mayor Parker
to-day and will meet the City Council to.
night in relation thereto. This disease ha.
been ve.y fatal in Roma, killing 100. mostly
children, out OF a population of 700"
stolen Cattle Crossing the Ria.
Two dfoves of stolen cattle have bees
crossed into Mexico within the last twenty.
four hours. They were crossed within the
corporate limits of Brownsville. Deputy
and waited upon Alcalde Fuertes. He sen.
three policemen with Rock. Thew met three
armed thieves at the edge Of Matamoras.
driving twenty three beeves. They ran out
on their horses, and the stolen cattle were
captured
Eighteen beeves were basged az Oh.
crossing. making total of forty one in that
drove; The animals are in possession OF
the Mexican authorities, also tho other
drove. The beeves we're crossed near q
party CT Mexican soldiers. who said they
had no orders to interfere with thenso .
Probabilities.
WAR DEpAkrsEs4,D ,
Office Chief Signal Officer, ;
Warrington, November IL. 1874. G35 2. n. ,
For the Western Gulf States, colder and gener.
ally clear weather, except coast north Sg
east wInds and rising barometer.
River and Marine News.
1890. Wind east, fresh. Arrived inside-Bark
John Read, twenty six days from Shelbourne n S. .
days from Quebec; British bark Advance Fox
master, ffty-two days from Rio JaneirO Arrived
! and sailed for Mobile-Bark Sinbad Anderson.
master, itty-twO days from London Sailed
Schooner Robert Ruff The ships Frigs and Cbarles
Bolton, barks Shatemuc and Impsrator are out
side. The ship Colonial Empire and barks Johs
Read and Leander are inside for orders.
Pass ALOurEE, November II, 6 P. M.-Wind easts
| southeast. fresh. Arrived-Bark Kate Carm Smith.
NJ. steamship Gussie, Simpson, master. from
! Havana to G. A. Whitney u Co. Saied-SchoOners
Gertrude Howes and NJ. a. Franklin, and steamship
Palm.
! yIcK.BrRG November l:.-Passed up-St. Luke.
/ at 8 T. u. Down-frank PargOud, ut IL p. N. /.
Mary Alice and barges at seven o'clock last night:
Beils Lee at A. H.. and Natchez, at 10 P. Nj. tOs
] day. Weather warm aud cloudy. The river hads
:A.lea three inches in the last twenty four hOufs
MKMpBts, November 1.-THE river has riseI
! three inches during the past twenty four hours.
Weather cool; it has been raining all day. Depart
| ed-Grand Tower, Julia and Paragon for ST. Louiss
! Utah and Capitol City for Vcksburg.
| CiYCISHAT November l,.-Rver three feet two
iiches and rising. Rain hos fallen during the past
! twenty hours
] PIrTssuRs, November I:.-Haining steadily o.,
day. River about fourteen inches and stationary
| Raining hard at brownsville. with four feet three
| inches III the MOnengahela.
I twenty-sx 1nches in the canal. Steady rain al
iay.
I EVANSVILLE, November lr-Rained all night anS
tiil noon to-Cay; still cloudy; mercury 49, to 90 .
! River fallen one inch; three and a half feet 30
| Cairo.
! New Orleans at II A. NJ. Departed-James How
ard for St Louis, at A. NJ, Mollie Moore, for Sto
Louis at noon steady rain fell all last night and
| this forenoon Weather cloudy; mercury 3O's RigeS
i've feet elk inches aud rising
l ST. Louis, November l7.-Arrived-City of Vieks
| burg. from vicksburg. Departed-Helena, fo<
vicksburg River risn. slowly. The rains the.
| country, and q considerable ~ell may be expect
| ed in all the iiyHrs NORTH and West The steames
| Pauline CARROLL WAS sold at auction TODAY. to Cap
| tain John n DOhsge1 for 48e2e She will prObs
bly, be pu: in good gepai: aad s-,rtsr the New ~
! leaHs tsa!e.