The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-31
GENERAL NEWS.

New YORK, Dec. 30-Charges have beer
made against Peter r. Carllus, Marshal for the
District of Connecticut, of perjury and EN-.
beZZlement
| SAN Francisco, Dec. 29-One hundred and
| fifty shares of the Bank of California were
offered at auction to-day. Twenty-Five shares
sold at SIS and SIS at S12 50 per share. The
| balance were Withdrawn.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 30-Major Gen. Sha.
ler commanding the New York State Militia,
Gen. Woodward, Adjutant General on Gov.
Tilden's staff, Geo. w. Wingate, Secretary OF
the American Rife Team, and Gen. K. Knox,
Chief of Ordnance on Gov. Tilden's staff, are
in this city, as an executive committee Of the
Rifle Association of New York, trying to get
ground for rife match at the Exposition.
They require 1000 yard, for match. in which
all the foreign teams are expected to join.
Prizes reaching $4,000 in value are to be
offered.
ALBANY, Dec. 3O.-Hon. Geo. w. Schuyler
has been appointed Auditor of the Canal
Department, vice Thayer, suspended.
New YORK, Dec. 3O.-Commodore Wander
bilt has been elected President of the Can
ada Southern Railroad.
New YORK, Dec. 30.-Judge Van Colt sue
ceeds Gen. Pryor as Mrs. Moulton's counsel
The police found man named Myers, his
wife and child, in bed, Myers and wife insen-
sIble from pistol shots and the child dead
from pistol wound through the right eye.
The theory is Myers shot his wife and child
and then himself.
John E. Grant, convicted of publishing and
sending through the mails an obscene sheet
known as the Toledo Sun, was sentenced to
eighteen months imprisonment and $500 fine.
BOSTON, Dec. 80 CHARLES A. De Lagar-
diere, teacher we'll known in the schools
knl e. at,<.11k
fifty people by bogus Masonic lodge He
pocKeted all the fees.
Chicago, Dec 3O.-Dr. G. P Wilder, i'm
plicated in the recent elimination, has been
arrested.
BosToN, Dec. 3O-The boy found at st.
Adams is not Charlie Ross.
CHICAGO Dec. 30-E.ght whisky establish
ments were seized yesterday; mostly recti-
fers
New HAVEN, Conn, Dec. 30.-The conven-
ton of the Delta Psi closed with banquet.
1t meets next at Philadelphia in June.
RISING Sun, Iud., Dec 30.-Mrs. Rachel
Gordon and three of her children, aged re-
spectively twelve, ten and eight years, were
burned with their dwelling, ten miles above
here.
NORTHAMPTON, Mss. Dec 30.-E G. South
wick & Co.'S dry goods store burned. Loss
$4,000
SAN FRANcIsco. Dec. 3O.-The Nez Perez
Indians, numbering about eighty warriors,
threaten to drive the settlers from Waliawalla
Valley in Oregon. Gen. Howard has ordered
his cavalry to protect the settlers.
New YORK, Dec 3O.-A meeting of employ
ing printers was held this evening to take into
consideration the reduction Of wages, deemed
necessary to enable them to compete with
printers in neighboring towns and cities, as,
since the great depression in business, they
have been compelled to do work at cost, and
even less, to keep men at work. A committee
was appointed to consider and report what is
necessary to be DONE and if it meets with the
approval of thu body to carry out the plan.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 30.-According to the
Commercial List the stock of wheat here to day
consists Of 452, 600 bushels, against 225 800
last year; of corn 347,0 bushels, against
225 800 last year; oats 2l9, 800 bushels, against
222, 800 last year. The stock of wheat in the
millers' hands is AZ, 900 bushels, against 49,
800 bushels last year.
HALIFAX, Dec. 30.-The Press Mill at Ell
lers House, and paper mill burned down
last evening. Loss 100000.