New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-03

'S"s@ou0 @ " % Ao"Er.uuo - ~ AZ depCh
of 1871 iath0lns. The cable is in perfect
condition. 1t was spliced to the portion re-
naming on the Faradsy at eleven o'clock
this morning. and the work of paying out
has again commenced.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Frost At Pensaeola.
PENSACOLA, November 2.-There was Q
killing frost with some ice this morning.
slebile Quarantine.
NOBLE, November 2.-The quarantine IN
force between Mobile and Pensacola waa
raised to day by an official proclamation c1
the mayor.
Very dry in this section of the t;tasA
There has been NO rain for fix weeks.
Arrest Of Repablioass In Alabams.
SELMA, November 2.-Diggs, county scs.1-
citor, and Morgan, tax collector, both Re-
publioans, were arrested to-day under the
enforcement act. The affidavit for the ar
rest was made by John Silsby, Independent
Republican candidate for tax collector.
who charged defendants with conspiring t.
intimidato c0lored mon from voting the In
dependent ticket The United States com.
missioner bound both over TO the Distyict
Court.
Tho Forest Fires In Ohio.
CINCINNATI. November 2-The Sres 10
the forests in Ohio are reported abatiug.
Danger to tho town of Summit, Indiana
is reported tonight from the forest tires 10
the vicinity.
The fires in the pine forests of the sousk-
ern part of Fairfield county sent such y
dense smoke into Lancaster to-day that gao
tween Bainbridge and Bonneville, Ross
county, 90 destroyed crops. fences, live
stock and houses as to leave many farmees
destitute. Measures are being takea i4s
their relief.
Brutal Murder.
ST. PAUL, Minn., November 2-Jamee
Lick and wife were attacked ON the street
last night by George Lauchtenschlager,
George Rapp and wife, who evidently were
brutally murdered ON the spot. Mrs. RapN
and husband then attacked Lick, the formae
armed with q knife, the latter with t,n-
ner's soldering iron. After knocking hiEo
prostrate they placed him face down in .
email creek and Rspp stood ON him to hold
his face in the water until strangled. They
were frightened OF by approaching foot
steps. and Lick was picked up insensible
and may yet die from his wounds. Al2N<
tke assailants wero captured.
Election In Tennessee,
"a EmFAl6s ANOVCMUCG ~-1uOTo ~ tSvy
little excitement over the election tO-mur-
row. The municipal authorities have u.
dered all the saloons closed. The lisa Of
supervisors for each voting place, appoints
by the United States Circuit Court IL pEts
lished.
Excursion to Texas.
An excursion party numbering sixty lsss
here to day for Dallas. Texas, Wis IGs1e
Rock.
Shotgun Fight-Probabie Murecs.
Yesterday Swede named Hug Eos.
ing, Of this city, accompanied by his little
daughter. aged ten years, went nuttin9
with him. In the evening, on returning To
the river at H0pefeld, he was accosted by
two armed negroes, who ordered him to
deliver up his gun, and oh his refusal ono
of them pushed his little girl aside while tho
other fired two loads of bird shot into Huge
face and body: Hug fred in turn, lodgin.
a similar charge into the face of the negrs
was surroun ded by o crowd Of angry ne
groes, who started with him for Marion.
since when nothing has been heard Of hssa
by his friends.
Burnod Himself to Death.
BALTIMORE, November 2.-Walter F9sa
ris, aged thirty-ive, who had the habit o.
smoking in bed, was found dead in his rOOrA
this morning. His body WAS horribly
burned and presented q sickening sight. ID
is supposed the bed was set on tTe by ek~
pipe of the deceased.
Steamer Wrecked In Bake ssupeIes -
Three Lives Lost.
SP. PAUL, November 2-The stsamee
L0ttie Bernard, Captain Morris, of DulutlSs
bound from Pigeon river to Duluth, founds
cred on Lake Superior on the twenty -ninte
lts rusu .cer ~ In vuhi hint
her decks and finally extinguished her fires
There we're fifteen persons on board, inclub
ing one passenger, Millie Blanchard. The lat
ter and one of the deck hands we're drOwne9
by the upsetting of q boat. The remain
ing thirteen succeeded in launching yaws
and after untold privati0ns reached shore 40
noon on Thursday. After travelling abovs
five miles ten of them reached an Indiars
settlement, where they obtained shelter and
sent aid to those who were too exhausted
to walk. The rescuins party found ono %
latter dead and the other two nearly -.
They were taken to the settlement an d are
now doing we'll.
Ingalls, & Co., of Duluth, owned the boa.s
which was insured for part of her value.
Death Of Minister Wins, Of Ecuader~
LOUISVILLE, November 2-InformatioR
was received here today by the family %
Hon. K. Rumsey Wing. United States min
lstef to Ecuador, OF his death at Quito on
the eleventh of October. He had been in
bad health for some time past and several
since resigned his position but wss
unable to start upon bis journey home He
was only thirty years old at the time of hie
death.
sale Of tho Stevens Battery.
TRENTON, N. j., November 2.-rh bids
for Stevens' battery we're opened at th1
State House BY the Governor to-day. An
agent of the government put in bid OF
&l45, 600, with the condition that it shall be
ratified by Congress- John Roach bid 4lO5,-
900. Other bids Of $4,000, $50, 900 and go
On, down to $50 900 were made. No dec:s
ion was given.
Oil Towa Destroyed.
PITIsEURG. November 2-St. Joe, a small
oil town in Butler county. Pennsylvania,
was destroyed by fire this afternoon Twen,
ty five dwellings, two drug stores and sew
eral livery stables were burned. The fro
origi ated in a defective hue. No estiLn ate
of the loss can be formed at present.
The Pennsylvania Election.
PHILADELPHIA, November 2.-Fears are
entertained that the triat gular fight ia the
hfth congressional district will result in q
loss to the Republicans of u member from
that district. The fight is between A. G.
Hariuer, tie leguiar Dominee, Leonard
Myers. independent and John Robbins,
Democrat The Indications are that Chap
man Freeman, Republican. will be elected
In the met district, and that O'Neill, Re-
publican. in the second, Randall, Democrat,
Al