New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-16
Fotea almost unanimously to return to work
at manufacturers terms as soon as the mill

voted almost unanimously to return to work
at manufacturers terms as soon as the mill
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| The MnIne Election.
AUGUSTA, Me-, September 15-Returns
| from 81 towns give COnners Republican
o5,?9I Roberts iDemocratJ 4s,7l3; Conners'
majority aoS4. with l22 towns and planta-
.ions yet 10 near from. The Republicans
tlected twenty and the Democrats eleven
| PHILADELPHIA: September I5.-Athletics
4, hil4delphias ).
r, CHICAGO. September lj.-Chicagos 10.
Harttords 3. ~
Steamer Zodiac Burned.
kEY WEST. September 15.-The steamer
zodiac, which left Nassau on the sixth in
stanr' burned with her cargo. All hands
were saved by the boats. which were ont
twenty-iour hours when picked up. II ia
supposed spontaneous combustion of old
oa a um was the cause of tine fire.
SAVANNAH September 1.-THE schooner
sarah r. Douglass. from Nassau to Nor.
inlk, arrived at Tybee this morning, with
the crew and passengers, British and
United States mails and specie from the
steamship Zodiac. The mails will be for
warded this evening.
sold for Five Dollars.
LOUISVILLE, September 1.-THE track of
the Elizabethtown, Lexington and Big
SANDY railroad, lying in Fayette county.
hentucBy, was sold to General Leslie
Coombs for g. He held Judgment against
,he company for damage to a house. and
bought the track at sheriff's sale.
Singular Accident.
GEORGETOWN, Ky. September I5,-Yes-
terday a clerk in Barlow's store. while
loading pistol, exploded it. The charge
lodged in can of powder which exploded.
blowing out the front of the store, and set.
ting fire to the building.
Inc ire caught four other buildings,
whlch were wholly or partially destroyed;
man were dangerously injured.
Death of Joe Crews.
AUGUSTA, Ga, September 15.-A special
dispatch from Columbia announces the
death of Joe Crews, who was shot near
Laurens. South Carolina, last week, by uu-
known parties.
All Quiet in TaIiahatchie County.
MEMPHIS, September l5-Persons who
reached here from Tallahatcbie county.
Mississippi, this evening, state that all is
quiet there, and that armed bodies, both
black and white, have dispersed. johnson,
the negro who is charged with having insti-
gated the negroes TO arm and go to Frier-
son store il a body, is in jail at Charles
ton NO further trouble is apprehended.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT
Once Chief Signal Officer
Washington, September Is 1875, 1870 P. VI.
For the Gulf States and Tennessee, gen.
era!lv cloudy weather and rain, with brisk
and high northerly TO easterly winds, falling
barometer and continued high temperature,
probably followed by winds shifting To
westerly in the Southwest
River and Marine News.
SoUTHwEsT Pass September Is. 6 P. M
barometer 1859. Wind southeast, blowing
strong. Weather thick and cloudy. No ar.
'lvals. Sailed-Schooner Vernal.
NIcKsBURG, September l5.-Passed up
Julia. at A. NJ Down-Mollie Moore, at
A. NJ. The river has fallen twenty.four
inches during the last sixteen hours.
Weather cloudy and warm.
MEMPHIS, September l5.-The river rose
eighteen inches. Weather generally clear
md warm Departed-Church, for Cincin-
lati, and Grand Lake, for New Orleans
he latter late last night.
CINCINNATI, September lj-Riyer four
eet six inches and falling. Weather partly
loudly and warmer. Departed-St. Francis
Belle, for New Orleans.
PIrTsBuRG, September lj.-River eight.
en- inches and falling. Weather clear,
LOUISVILLE, September l5.-River fall
ng, with three feet two inches in the canal
nd two feet ten inches on Portland bar.
Weather clear and warm
EVANSVILLE September l5.-River three
eet six inches and falling; four feet six
1ches - Cairo. Weather hot
CARO-, September 5.-Arrived-City of
'icksburg, from st. Louis, at Z p. M. No
epartures. River sixteen feet ten inchas
nd rising. Weather clear. Mercury sco.
ST, LOUIS, Septenber ID l5-Arrived-Ca
oi City, from Vicksburg. Departed-How-
Weather clear and warm.