New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-29

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letter was read from s. Teackle WaIns al.
cepting the nomination of Attorney General
by the same organization, and defining the
ground on which his acceptance is based
The hall was well filed and the meeting
enthusiastic.
Cortina's Avengers.
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, September ss.--
The Sentinel says Cortina' g friends are max
ing it hot tor his opponents. A list has been
discovered wherein nine citizens OF Mata-
mOras are charged with being traitors to
him, three of whom have been condemned
10 death by them.
The RiOtous Red skins.
RED CLOUD AGENCY, via Cheyenne, Sep
TENDER 27.-The commission has decided
not to meet the Indians again until they de
termiue what they will do. The chiefs have
been holding council. Much turbulence
prevails among the young men, and frequent
shots are heard around tle agency, nisht
and day.
R0seviile Tragedy.
RosEvuLE, Pa, September 2s.-William
Russell, a widower living with his daughter
introduced into the house a girl named
Mary Stokes ahnut whom there had been
some scandal. Russell left the house for
the purpose of marrying Mary Stokes. His
daughter left also. and met Horton Hurst
opposition of Russell had been broken of
Hurst persuaded Miss Russell TO marry him,
and they were eating their wedding dinner
with some friends at tavern wht Rus sell
entered and attacked Hurst with knife,
Hurst drew a revolver; the daughter threw
herself between husband and father and
was shot dead. Hurst seeing his wife dead
shot himself, falling lifeless by her side.
All Quiet With the Mill Lnborers.
FALL RIVER, September % -Workmen
were unmolested to-day. The mills are
working about the same as yesterday. The
workmen are making propositions which, it
is hoped, will be accepted by the EN-
ployers, and full work resumed.
The Fall River strikers Receive Encour-
agement.
Quite crowd assembled at the Daval
mill without any demonstrations of VIC.
lence. Elsewhere all remains quiet. The
militia are stationed al various notice sta
tions. Nearly all the mills moving have in
creased the number of hands to-day. The
following telegram was received here to-day
New YORK, September %, 1875.
To Henry Sevey or Mr. Ratclde:
TIE moral fnr"a invnka has tnnched
the hearts and quckened the Judgment of
your brothers here. Steps for a meeting
are being taken in your behalf Every
blow which came upon your heads has
U
square JOSEPH A. TAYLOR,
C. OSBORN WARD.
JAMES Connolly.
The manufacturers declare they are in
different as to whether they start up or
not, but will keep the mills open a few
days TO give the operatives a chance to
show whether they desire to resume
with one.th1rd force, which must entail
much loss.
The Labor RefOrmers in Boston.
BosToS, September GA meeting of the
labor reformers was held at the Sherman
House this evening to consider the cOndi
ton OF the Fall River operatives. The call
of the executive committee charges the
manufacturers with oppression, and the
Governor with subserviency in calling the
whole power OF the State to aid them, and
concludes with a demand that the public
sentiment be aroused to sustain the oper
atives IN their resistance TO tyranny.
Speeches of highly lnhammatury nature
were made by the chairman and others
Two sets of resolutions were introduced
The set of a more pacific character pro-
voked such heated discussion and oppos-
ton that they were withdrawn. One
speaker was glad that windows had been
broken. He had done something in that
line, and would like to do more.
A Railroad Train Goes Down n Bank.
OMAHA. September 1Se-A mail train.on
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy rail
road, with two baggage and three passen-
ger cars, went down thirty foot embank-
ment One killed and fifty hurt. All but
two are doing well.
War Between the Canadian Fanatics.
TORONTO, September 2S.-Michael Chris
tie has been committed for trial on the
charge of firing into crowd during the
catholic procession. Bail refused. Posters
are out calling upon the Orangemen and
young Britons TO organize. Unless Arch
bishop Lynch be persuaded to foI bid the
pilgrimage next Sunday serious conse.
quences are apprehended.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Office Chief Signal Officer ,
Washington, September 20, 1875, 1870 p NJ.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
partly cloudy weather and slight rise in
temperature eaeterly to southeriy winds,
stationary or rising barometer and local
rains near South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf
coasts, followed by falling barometer in the
Southwest.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass. September %, P. M
Barometer 1895. Weather calm. Arrived
British barkentine Chittoor, Gorthv, mas
gian bark Wenkita Lycbe, forty-eght days
from Rio Janeiro. No departures.
PAss-A-L'OUTRE, September %, P. M
Weather calm and clear. No arrivals
Sailed - Steamship Tappahannock. The
schooner Lizzie, bound to Honduras, is
still inside at anchor
VIcKsBURG. September 2S.-Up-Par-
goud, at 9 P. NJ yesterday. Down-Natchez,
at p. NJ. Arrived-Ste. Genevieve, at
twelve o'clock last night. The river has
risen two inches during the last twenty -four
hours. Weather clear and warm.
MEMPHIS, September 28-The river has
fallen three inches. Weather clear and
pleasant. Departed-Rosa Miller, for Ark
ansas river; Augusta, for White river; Lille,
for Cairo; Yaeger. for st. Louis; Carrie
konns, for New Orleans, the latter last
night.