New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-03

oriental Bauk Of London, locking to ae-
s!sfance from that quarter in the cOntem-
plated resumption, but nothing definite is
known as vet.
Meeting of Creditors of the Calvert Conn.,
pany.
BALTIMORE, September AT a general
meeting OF the creditors OF the Calvert
Sugar Refining Company, majority being
present. the following resolution was
adopted:
Resolred, That the president and directors
OF the Calvert Sngar Refining Company be
requested to make an assignment of all
their property and effects to B. F. New
conner and G. Morton Stewart, for the
dement, of all creditors, in accordance with
the report OF the committee submitted To-
day, and that their commission shall be one
per cent, but not in any event to exceed
$4,000 each.
Death of DR.. Allen. of ST. Mary.
FRANKLR, La, September 2.-Dr. Shah.
speare Allen, an old and widely knownpby-
sioian and sHrrAen.iieds at ~. .uesiS snes. =
Centreviile, Louisiana, this morning.
Failed.
HALIFAX, September 2.-Norton & Co., of
Fdlmontn, in the lumber trade, have failed
with s30 900 liabilities.
Stubborn Oficfal.
NEW HAVEN, September 2.-President B.
Nnyes, of the American Life aud Trust
Company, was arrested for violation OF
statute in refusing to allow the insurance
commissioners access to the company's
books.
Destroyed by Fire.
SHARON SPRINGS. n. Y, September D.
Congress Hall, together with the sulphur
bathing houses, were destroyed by fire to-
day. The fire originated in room of one
OF the bathing houses. Loss 500 900; IL
surance not known. :.
Louisville BANK Robbed.
LOUISVILLE, September 2.-The Planters
large amount this morning. About day
break the teller of the bank, Louis
Rehm, was discovered near the bank
on his way to the police station. He
could hardly speak at fret, but after while
informed the detectives that threa men had
take MN from his bed during. the night,
proceeded to the bank, forced him to de-
liver the keys, with which they opened the
safe, and abstracted the money. Rshm al
leEes that he was chloroformed and stabbed
In the side, where there is slight wound.
The bank officers refuse to give any infor-
nation regarding the affair further than
depositors will lose nothing. The amount
stolen is believed to be nearly 100000
Detective Bligh took charge OF RehD,
whom he had known very well as steady
and honest young man. The preceding
story was related to Bligh, who regarded It
as very weak, ana ne mad Rehm Licked up
at the hotel
The directors of the bank met, and after
consultation came to the conclusion that
Rehms story was a fraud, and he the ROB
brr The president so informed him, but
Rehm asserted his innocence time and
again. Being told that all regarded him
as the rObber, he asked for an hours
sleep and retired for that space and
on awakening, confessed to the detective
that he had robbed the safe the preceding
night before twelve o'clock, carrying It's
contents home and bury,ng them under his
house. An examination by detectives re-
vealed all the money tied in small sheet
under gymnasium in the rear of Rehm's
residence. He was arrested and is now in
Jail. He says himself that he don't know
why he took the money. and now reaiizes
the improbabiity Of his being taken from
bed, as he stated.
Stabbed by n Rowdy.
DAYTON, o., September 2-Willisn
Dawson, ex-Colonel of an Indiana reg
ment while attending wedding party at
Barlows Hill, having refused admission 10
six roughs, was stabbed By one of them
named James Murphy and died in a few
minutes. Three hundred persons gathered
around the Jail last night with the avowed
purpose OF iynching Murphy. who was cor
hued therein put were prevented BY the
entire police of the city.
Boston, September 2.-An nceudiary
fired the stables of the Arlington Door
house. pauper was. burned to death.
Base Ball.
BosToN, September I.--Bostons 13; Nh.
tuals T.
PHILADELPHIA, September 2.-Bostops 2.
Phiiadelphias 8. Ten innings were PLAYED.
Torpedo Practice.
PROVIDENCE, September ? Extensive
and successful exhibitions of torpedo prac-
tice were made at Torpedo Station, New
port to-day, in presence of3the Secretary of
the Navy. Senators Cragin and Anthony. of
the Senate Naval Committee, Admiral
Porter, Commodore Rogers, General Burn
side, and many other officials and distin-
guished citizens.
The Burial of Guibard.
MONTREAL, September This after
noon the members of the Institute Cana.
dian and their friends, numbering some
80 accompanied the body of Guibard from
the Protestant cemetery vaults, and reach
ed the Catholic cemetery gates at Bpm.
In the meantime, about 800 Frensh Cana
diaus had assembled.
The hearse moved of amid the derisive
cheers OF the multitude. After the hearss
drove OF the crowd began TO disperse,
oeVerai hgnts took place during the even
ing, but the injuries done were OF slight
character.
1t is not known whether an attempt will
be made tomorrow to bury the body or
not.
Case Dismissed.
OMAHA, September 3.-The case of Cor
don against General Ruggles and clerks. for
assault and battery, has been dismissed
and plaintiff pays costs.
The Hartford Races.
HARTFORD, September 2.-The first raoe
was for horses of the PAS class: won by ST.
Julien in three straight beats, Sister second
and Great Eastern third. Time--2:253a,
2::23a4, 2:24h.
In the 2:23 race eight started; the racs
was won by Music. Bella second, st, James.
third, Time-2.234 2:22aa, 2;22 2:o2lS
Bella took the third heat.
The running race was won by Kad;,
Spindrifr second, Burgos third. Time
l-i2h, l;4lA; the best running time ever
made.
Fatally shot.
PATERSON, N. j., September "A.
Hamdon Pond, Wallace Meserve, aged nine
years, was fatally shot by his brother
Cltland, aged fourteen years, while PLAYING
soldiers, both having shotguns, which they
found in closet.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT :
Office Chief Signal Officer
, .- Washington, September 2, 1875 430 p. NJ
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States.
southeast to southwest winds, high tenn
perature, increasing cloudiness with areas
of light rain. ~ -s
The lower Mississippi will fall slowly.