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BsAsf Butler wross . somewhat
lengthy reply v . Cincinnati darkie''
note Of enquiry, asking the Beast II
the Civil Rights Bill applied to bar.
rooms and barbsrshops. B. B. repli.
sd that Il did nat, and thanked hi
Dad that ssch IVES The case. He said,
moreover, that the BARRON was IN
ins,i,usios peculiarly fitted to. and
ssssrvsi 81 the white man, and h"ped
hat N eslorsd gentleman would feel
wrongsd u h. we're denied its priv.
Ieees. Oh tks Beast!
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GpoRoE WuaiAx CuRTn. the edi.
Tor Of HsrPers Weekly. delivered q
suIogy upos tie life and character Of
Charlss 6unaer, in Boston, recently,
and Tie oommittee having Summers
rsnsins and fsaeraI in charge, sen,
Curtis check far $1,000 of the States
mnssy, IN pay him for his Grafton.
The check was Indignantly returned
by Tie oratnr, - II considered il IA
bss Il love uPos his part. G. W. q.
iasa larger, goose than We took him
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COMMERCIAL.


CsrsfsIiy BsviseA ssa Cssrssssd Wsehly b.
Cs.pssli . miller, Greesro nsrtssss SD
pssl see nsrekasts, nsis st., eHDs.
yssrsal O0ee.
rWvsDAr Evening" March is,h. isIo.
In the psiseipis markets during the -sst. pro-
Visions we're held stroasly. but the dsaaad fros
all sosross vss without ssrksd sstivity. wsss
before lest decline sad panic vss imiassti In ssis
but .sshss from Europs. sad the pssiisstion Z
sssissss In rsisssaes 70 the provisions Asl< 10 this
oosstry, ssessrsssd Aoldsus Esd save sr@ssss
ssl upward tendency 10 the ,rs,s.
Core vss 10 tsir demand durias the vssh. and
prices sssSy. No s<vsaes an Wheat and esis held
sru vish hir demand. Advice iron the Test
gave srnnss " the sosr sssds. esd though The
nsstst displayed throsshest the week saiy uedss-
sas scsi.,sy psssss hs the ssssrd us<ss ssss ssle
Or. be-, bsysrs rsnsssl 70 sdvssss 4 siishs ~
vsncs y lsek0 6r 900.
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vsss ssssa sssisss N eess> esss tssasss .
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BAcmsLoss contemplating ~mcv.
ing to Tennessee. had better wait end
~ 10 the LegisIstsrs will pass the TO-
lowing ssesin In . bill nov bss6ss
the Senate. unlss they wish 70 psy .
tax for the lusssy of single blood.
ncsc
THAT bachelorism b hereby deem.
ID . privilege, and every male inhab.
liant Of this Ssats over thirty years Of
sss. being II sound mind and enjoy.
ing eo~l khily health, remaining I'M
married after the first day Of May.
1875. shall pay q Ane ofei0 annually.
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RsoAsoLxss Of the consequences
-~A;sk kllow and are likely TO follow.
IL county conventions are instruct
Jog their delegates to vote for certain
msa in The May Convention. Al
nattsfs look now, there are indica-
, lions Of = grand split in our party on
The 9Th Of May. As the sailor said to
Ne officers Of a ship in storm. we say
. u our. Democrntic ship: Hold her
, steady. point her straight, and e.
low"
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A CERTAIN fool up North has made
Q wager OF S25. 0C0 that be can
VAN around the world in = certain
length Of time. While he is on
wsser. he agrees to walk on
lard the vessel the distance he has
y walk on land each day. which is
a. miles. We don't know which il
he bigger fool the pedestrian or the
has WIN made the bet with him. Six
sslrsd days is his all allotted time.
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VIZ have received the first number
Of the Osags City Free Pres, large
sssr,o weekly paper published at
Osses City. Esssas. by John p.
Uampbsll. ESQ. The paper. in its mat
tsr and mskeup, is one Of. tAs best Of
sur Western journals. Mr.. Camp
bell is a native Of this place. and IL he
.Asa't make them good paper he will
sssprise oil who know him. His mi.
tial editorial has q business snap abou,
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Tine approaching Nay meeting d
the Loui-vilIs Jockey Club. when thu
races will be run over their new and
splendid track. promises to Be the be~'
and most exciting ever held in ths
city since the DAYS Of Grey Eagle and
Waegsnes. One hundred horses have
bsen entered.
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To 90 in . pretty maiieus chamber
"rsclins on her bed and carsskngly kiss
her goodnight" is . luxury touehsafsd
tn but few of Us erring msrtals. Til
ton. however. enjoyed It'd luxury IL
the soset and Nsshiss littls Bessie
Turner is to Be believed.
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A sroRM on oar Northern Lake.
last week destroyed cve. siseea ships
and other vessels. 'Duri6g the months
Of March and November the loss Of
property on thsss lake.. every yess. il
tremendous. Thers we're ifty ivss
lost 10 all. during March.
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JuDoE EsNoxs, one Of the Judge
Of the Upissi States Circuit Court,
sitting at Memphis nov, virtually de-
cided in his charge to the Grand Jury,
that the Civil Rights bill is upcous'i
tutional. This 10 the next highest
court in the United States.
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We have more Of MEXICO nov than
We have any use for. II aors Of ths,
Territory should b. sdasd. of course
they will try to make Radical State
out Of il. .'.--<. :,
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JoHx MrrcHEL, the Irish patriot,
died recently in ireland. He had been
elected tn Parliament from Tipperary
county. Ireland. Al one time he wss
. refugee eisisen Of this e"unty. H.
he'd bssn in delicate health for many
ysan. HI. death b sadly incurred
by Ir~hmsn everywhsrs.
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Tnsns sssms to have been . gsnsr'
81 Aood all over the country during
the past meo,h. From one end d
the country N the ether We rsad 81
terrible Aools aad great Destruction d
property and in many casss Of lie Il.
sslf We will probably need some a
this waste Vt water during the esm'
mer and Fall months.
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kisssa bs . 60 0ss ~. Cself. he'd svs
kit,s~ By III ass esa tbs ct ~. 60
~ n slssus -. - disd too - 'hrss
6sys s>sssssa ~isk sws aiehs essuehsa 10
he ssssA, pssssssiss svsvy vsp'ss q By.
drphesia. ~ wslisss. n CSasmhaa,
ssa eailua visA NE "ssAsscss." Il =.
herd n shs ~ssndsf, bouS sis,y missssR
esch. Nm sassdsr hst shild 6s,sa ~
a dss ahss, fssr asys amer his, and FEEL.
ias uneasy. slsheush'shs dox prsss~ssd so
symptoms, she he'd the Stone applied, but
Il vosii not stick In this eass. Absas u
days have elapsed, and this deg b sill
veil. Mr.. Es children have, - yst, ssf.
Isrsd ~ isjury, further than the blight
vsunda Mr. Hardwiet, Who lives scres'
shs ssrsss, srcss o~s morning. hn ess sprsss
upsa hia, bot fortunately, did ~ biss
him, hsfors Il could make another sprsae
which IL attempted, Il ~ss killed b Mr.. u
ErnRLpknR.
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GRANT has given . good berth 10
about dozen defeated Radicals mem.
bsrs Of Congress. His sheep know
his voice. and 60 At the sound thereof.
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II you want 70 make he sditss a
the Elisabethto~n Nsss happy. sead
him word when you dia. He sayi
that be Twill make short notices Of
such things with pleasure.
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PINcHBAcK and Antoine. two ne
groes took selected sleeping bsrths in q
Pullman palace car at Louisville.
Nobody objected.
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The failure Of C. c. BARKER 4 Co Z. Rail
Rosd contractors, vas . Premediisted swi'
die, and O. they are swipdlers Of the ~or.'
typs, writ- this N warn al railroad hands
thoss Who furnish ssppaie., snd oil sths'
people, to LET their dsslinss With them b
strictly Tor cash. Lass Aueust one Of thu
said firm tried N isducs ne 70 usderssks
The contract for Sec. s5, tnse q tbsis Sc
tiona, and sdvissd ~ IN this language
"Tshs the wosk, hire I'll he mea and
aasivss ysu ean, pay % the arss month, the
second, get the work in full blass, pot m ~
large force - po..ibls. draw your estimate
through ne, asd ! gill hslp you to clear
out and not pay one doliss." Ny reply
was- ~ ssosn the sAvics and the nss whc
gives L." NJ. Starbuck says thst he ne
ssived the sams advice from hin. Should
s.y oas sssairs reference - v ~ ssssA
falsess, ~ b ssfssrsS - 0ss. L. DuaiaP
J. J. Eli, Prsssasas - Nssisaal nask
Pex Hsvas1 4 Co. q Chtaaeo. III.
|srus, that shiA VI BE- copied sy ns~spap sr'
ar and vtds. u. !. WAND.
March - ms
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TVS special session Of the Senate
adjourned IN the 24th ans de, failing
70 confirm any me ~ the United
stsses District JudChip for Louisiana.
The ppsition remains vacant autil the
uext session Of Congrss, - the Pre-
ident he'd not the p,wsr Of appoint.
mcut. .........t'nited States Trops and
hostile Indians have gone In search
If the miners In the Black Hills.
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40 NORTH.
Louisville & Naahvtllo
South & North Alabama
RAILROADS.
rssiss iss,s supford q follow daily. ssnAsys
excepted.

s~sors-Thsssss ps.ssassrs sss eAsse, ssss
Ct Lebanon yusetion srIivias q Ciseiaass ysse-
slss il uns V ssasset With sAsrs Liae trsisA a.
- IN ps,nts East. TrsiHs Il j. Y Al =, .. 80
o Az / leave Ma. s.pss Ia Leai..ills .. =.
U. . Mail Ian. sisansss Isss:ns.ss connect ~ ~
boath vie Memphis Linz v hs1yAs snl Points
ssysnd leave Lebanon Juaeties Is .: =. 0stsg
b. hoatgomsry line 10 Nashville and points be-
issvs Loaisviils daily, sleeps Sunday. o. tW =
and run 70 Riehnsn1 without change faassaGsss
cen leave louisville o. isis sn1 sssssAhs sAs wsss
LsLsaos Junction.
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Rev. Roussr MII.LseAS. President
oi The Bible College of Ksosschy
University, died in Lsxinstoa tins
week. He has been one Of he sosa
eminent divinss Of the Christias
church in thu Stass f6r many year.
His death was Q ssvers blow n The
University. and il will Be biscuit 70
gil biz place.
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DESTIsIBJ.
7 EE y. HUFFMAN.
SURGEON DENTIST
STANFORD, KENTUCKY.

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DESCRIPTION AID PEDIGREE

ALhONT 10 sssu,ihsl blood by. ysass ole Il.
Jess, sisadiss ise4 Asats sisAi vssy ssyhss -
spssSy.
ALNoNT, Jr, 10 b. the great Alment Almsss
by AIsrssdsr's Abialish, sire Of Geld smith Maid
s.asa By Col 3 wss.. Of osssYsss.s, 81 ssd
ssla Last month ter eis,ooo. and eeasidsrea .e.y
Sssi:1 brssdsr His pedigree spssis is' i,,sls
heLsr 10 sssli,y. v. slil ssy that ALh0sr Y
the largest, rnost sp~sty and styish uottsr ssssh
bleA-ths most popular blood In the stats.
TEnss -CssA. % aesey due vAss the mare 70
parted nth.
him q April eoura
iss-im kOBI AcALIeIGn
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CTALLION FOR 1875.
Jr.
or TINE GaEAr ALMoNT)

vill Dssnit my yssag
ssslliss, ALA0Nf. "
rvsskv . pDssvsd ,aAres
q ny fsrn sear stanford.
q "a the ssasssn, With the
psiviisgs az breeding hsch.
The nsss sst proving IL
III.
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Vsas See vhss Yssss 80.
MORRISON. black. ~ D. Eios. hs sy Aissas
dsss A hdallah; les dan whip. u dan Waeses.
nORnlsOk vtli serve ss nass o. ~ ~ ~
Esr fsrihss particulars 80 Dsavsiis LSssssi<. .
- ~ ' YAuLcoHEn
49, Dznviils. ~.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-15

greater, only three counties reporting that
it will be less-Lee, Lauderdale and Monroe.
Slight frosts have occurred in Alcoru and
Chickasaw counties, but NO damage has re-
suited. except to prevent opening of bolls
to come extent. The recent heavy rains
have greatly injured the quality of the open
cotton.
MEMPHIS DEPARTMENT.
West Tennessee. e.-Thirty-eight responses
reporting weather warm and dry; twenty
one clear. dry and cold, with occasional
showers; nine wet and cold. Damage by
rust, rot and storms, three per cent. Pick
ing commenced, average date September 16,
generally progressing slowly, owing to sick
mess and slow opening. With killing frost
late as last year, crop will average twenty
one per cent better Labor is we'll disposed; !;
twenty-seven report frost nineteenth to
thirtieth. No damage
North Nisslssippi.-Forty six responses.
Eight state weather warm and dry; three
clear, dry and cold, with occasional showers;
thirty-tive wet and cool. Damage by rust,
rot and storms, fourteen per cent. Picking
commenced, average da:e, September l3;
generally progressing very slowly, owing to
excessive sickness, political disturbances,
and slow opening. With killing frost late
as Inst year, yield will be fourteen per cent
better. Labor is very inefficient; eighteen
report great sickness: tweDry-three report
laborers troubled with politics
arkansas, north cf arkansas riUer.-Forty
responses. Five answers weather dry and
warm; nineteen clear, dry and cool; sixteen
wet and cool Damage by rust, ret ard
storms, seven per cent. Picking COM
menced, average date September Is; TWEEN.
ty-four report progressing well; seventeen
slowly, owing to sickness. With killing
frost late as last year. crop will be thirty
one per cent better. Labor is reported well
disposed, with few exceptions; twenty-five
report frost about the twentieth, without
damage.
GALVESTON DEPARTMENT.
Mr.. A. G. Mile, Secretary of Galveston
Exchange, telegraphs that the storms have
SO interrupted mails that the September re-
port for his department will not be ready
before Monday, October 1S
No reports have been received from Sa-
vannah, Augusta, Wilmington and Norfolk
departments.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-15

Rooms state Central Executive Commit.
tee OF the Republican Party, State of Louisiana,
snrng peace, good or Ter aad stable aud fruga
government in Louisiana and view of the nat ioral
and local contests of 1876 instructions have been
Issut by the State Central Committee of ths
Republican Party of Louisiana for a reorganizs
tion cf said party upon the follow ng declaration
of principles. Qualified voters, without reg ard tp
former party affiliations, respectfully Invited
10 subscribe thereto aud organzs to tne ends re-
DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES
J. The equality, civil and political of all men
before the law and their especial protection in
the rights of labor. suffrage and public steward.
ship.
2. The republic is a nation, one and insepsrabe.
3 The maintenance ard enforcement of the
thirteenth fourteenth and fifteenth amendments
to the constitution and laws enacted Hereunder
4. An honest, economical and efficient adminis.
traton of the public trusts and the election that
end of scrupulous and capable men only.
S. Continued reduction OF taxation.
8. Opposition to all legislation in the interest of
7. The prompt punishment for all pillage in pub.
hc station, and for all assaults upon personal
rights.
8. Free education for all the children of the State
in her public schools.
9. To .mmigi alton is extended q hearty welcome
to the abundant resources and prosperity which
under their development await labor In Louisiana
10. We affirm the cardinal principles OF the Re.
publican party, which have become the estsb.
lished policy OF the nation ia especial relation to
citizenship, enfranch semeut civil rights, and 10
the internal improvements already proec cted in
poish VI our present commercial ana agricultural
needs, to wit in river outlet and the rebuilding
of the levees by national aid and to promote that
policy and bring about perfect amity between
all classes in the State, do promiss our best en-.
deavors.
II. The earliest practicable attainment of cur.
rency CONVEX tible with coin, and to that end such
continuous and unfalterng steps toward resump.
tion as may not mbarrass our material interests.
II. That in this declaration we disavow all par.
tisan prejudices and welcome all citizens who
shall desire to unite with us i'll an earnest effort
secure the best measures aud servants to Louis.
ian4.
BY order oil the Committee.
S. B. PACKARD, President.
J. 4. G. PITKIN, Corresponding Secretary
sel0 I'm
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-15
COURT RECORD.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER IA, 1879.
superior Criminal Court.

superior Criminal Court.
SENTENCED.
Burglary - Edward Washington, alias
Ned johnson, alias BlubOer, ten years in
the Penitentiary.
INFoRMATioSs FILED.
Carrying concealed weapoEs-Alexande
Smith, Oscar Ombrev.
Breaking and entering, and grand lar
ceny-Altred Ford
Assault with dangerous weapon
Dorgene Irene.
Staobing with dangerous weapon, with
intent to commit murder-Aleck Smith.
VERDICT.
Grand larceny-Charles Cermont, alias
August Is Williams, not guilty.
First District Court.
1NFoEMATIoNs FILED.
Assault and battery-Mrs. Augustin eft al,
Sandy Price.
Larceny-John August, alias Frenchy.
Trespass-Frank Nero.
Assault with a dangerous weapon-Robert
Hall ct al
SENTENCED.
Assault aud battery - Frank Benton,
pleaded guilty; s. or oIe day in the Par
ish Prison.
vERDICIS.
Knowingly receiving stolen goods-Emile
Lang, not guilty.
Assault and battery-Henry Davis, gull
ty; Ellen Antoine, gulty; Fannie Jones, not
guilty.
Larceny-Henry Woods, guilty.
Petty iarcepy-Manuel Bsrriere, guilty.
ON TRIAL.
State vs.. Matthew E. Gaennie, James
Driscoll and William Morau.-Accused are
charged with having robbed, on the eighth
of June. Mr.. James Lowe of a Gold watch
valued at $50. Mr. Lowe, formerly wine
clerk at the st. Charles Hotel, was robbed,
and on the morning of the ninth of June his
body was found in the Carondelet canal, at
the Claiborne street bridge.
There being no jury impaneled up to
, P. NJ, the court took recess until p.
NJ, and large number Of talesmen were
summoned. At 7:30 p. NJ. the jury was i'm
paneled, and after one witness for the
State had been ned, the case was con-
tinued until this Friday morning at ten
o'clock
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-15

month of September, 1875, as per bill ap.
proved by the Judge of the Superior Grim
inal Court, 1888 SIS; for costs and fees in the
month of August, 1875, as per bill approved
6y the indge Of the Superior Criminal
Court, $l36 80.
john r. Clay, clerk of the First District
Court, for fees in the month of September,
1875. as per bill approved by the Judge Of
said court. 1924 30.
John McPhelin, district attorney, for
criminal convictions in the month of Sep
tember. 1875. as per bill approved by the
judge of the First District Court, $40.
Grand total, $l4,O35 Is.
Adopted by the Council of the city of
New Orleans, October II, 1875.
Yeas = Bertoli, Brown, Bouny, Landry,
Mccarthy, Pilsbury.
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
j. II. HARDY, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-15
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.

OFFICE OF LIGHTHOUSE ENGINEER,
Eighth district, ,
Mobile Ala, October l3, 1875
WILL BIB SOLD, AT PUBLIC AUCTION, TO THE
W highest bidder, the following property:
At Mobile. Alabama October rs, 1875:
The lighthouse schoouers Pclaris and Lyra,
about fifteen tons each; launches Cornne No. l.
Sunrise No. a. and Susan No. g. about twelve tons
zach; also the lighthouse et-am tender Ivy, pro
peor hfty and forty one one. .hundfedths tone new
measurement saventy-sx feet in length, sixteen
feet SIX inches beam as they now lie at the port
OF Mobile; also, at the same place one bell
(crscked). three old stoves one lot Of old iron
copper, etc.
Az Fort Morgan, Alabama, October 2s, 1875:
The lighthouse launch Pharos No S, about
twelve tons, as she now lies at Fort Morgan Ala.
bama; also, at the same place, one shaw & jus.
t1ces pump one lot Of old iron, lot of old TOOLS
one lot Of old cooking utensils and two old stovee
At Southwest Pass lg 1thOuse, Louisiana, Novem-
ber5. 1875:
The ligl thouse launches Sunrise No. and Minnie
No O. as they now lie at Southwest Pass lighthouse.
At Matagorda light station, Te xas November Is,
About one mile OF Petelier's portable railroad
thee cars and one lot of old iron they now lay
near the lighthouse at Matagorda island
me above property to be removed by the pur-
chaser at his own expense, as after the tale
as possible.
Terms-Cssh in United States currency.
A. n. DAMhELL,
Captain of Engineers, United States Army light
house Engineer X, ,ghth District ocl5 IL
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-15
1pCTION SALES THIS DAY.
Local Intelligence.

A SUGAR DEALER ARRESTED. -Detec-
lives Pearson and Pecora a yesterday arrested
h j. Martin, sugar broker, and lodged
Kim in the first precinct stationhouse, on
komplaint of Louis Mathi, who charges him
nth obtaining $500 by false pretenses and
forgery. 1t appears that accused had two
barrels of sugar in warehouse, and held
| receipt therefor. That document, when
kold t, Mr.. Mathi, called for twelve barrels
Nj sugar, and it is intimated that figure
bue was placed before the figure two.
when complainant sent for his dozen bar
Lels there was nothing on hand to make the
lorder good.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-15

ot BOLD BURGLARS AT WoRK.-Between
bne and two o'clock yesterday morning
fwo burglars entered the residence of Mr.. j.
we .M4D Van Benthuysen, on Valence near Pry-
iania street. The rascals silently entered
khat gentleman's bedroom, in which he was
(leepng, and at once began working on
ISLAM .! au. While one of the villains was try
!, lsI I|ng TO break lock Mr.. Van Benthuysen
viii woke, when with one hand he held his
lh0 wife and with the other pulled his revolver
Ma from under pillow and fired at the in.
at RI ruder Of course his wife cried out on
iuh bearing the report, and both burglars
ktarted off in haste, jumping from the
't.mf en- econd story to the ground. One of them
~ y. ID vas all right and ran off, but the other re-
D. N hained quie, few minutes on the ground,
ates bad it was thought that he had been
Wounded. few minutes afterward he got
. hp and moved of slowly, going but short
distance and halting. As he was not pur-
5ued there is no telling what happened him,
ssbut it is believed that he is hurt.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-15

~ ,taps rs BRIEF MENTIoN.-Thousands of people,
,e fund ach as are compelled to be ont at night
produa Re very thankful that the moon is kind
en- by nough to shine, for the Gas Company does
r, ot furnish as much light as one good moon
eam gives Jut in half second.
A hand car on the Lake railroad yester-
y crashed into buggy at the corner of
Bkhville and Franklin streets and upset
hings generally. The gentleman who was
the buggy had child with him, but, for
+, Isl hnately, they were not injured.
A waterworks pipe on Julia, near Ba.
u l'I pnne street, went on a bust yesterday and
% i Popped over everything.
he mid Marcelin Ledet popped his head and body
ly, at hto the Algiers police station for kidnap-
ling child claimed by Gustavus Schmidt
-o"isl' The city's lottery wheel Incomplete and
A.. Assed over to Administrator Pilsbury.