The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-28

Mention. containing this "We accept your pro.
position for call OF mutual council OF churches
and will listen to thelr iraterhoi aavlce. ;,, ..
Carson and Rock Springs, W. T., has ended.
ONLY 4S OF the whole force at both mines have
been re-employed, the remainder have been
offered passes to Omaha or Ogden and are leay-
ing the country-H arrived here TO day. The
| Union Pacific Company intend to fill the COM
element of working force with Cinnamon.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 27.-Fully 10000 persons
viewed the remains of the late Vice President at
independence Hall. The ceremonies took place
WEsTMINsTER, Md, Nov. 27.-E. J. Crout, aged
55, leading lawyer, fell dead while addressing
the jury.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 27.-Peter A: Kelly aged CO.
Unknown here, was found dead in bed. at Bar.
nuns. He was for many years Vice President
Of the Hibernian Society.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 27-The Supreme Court of
Tennessee has affirmed the sentences Of John
Jefferson and Milton McLeon, convicted OF muir
der, and sentenced them to be hanged January
It'll, the former at Memphis and the latter at
Jackson, Ten
New HAVEN, Nov. 27.-The appointment Of
ex-Gov English as United Utated States Senator
is very favorably received by both political par
ties.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 27-Prof. @. A. Pope. aged
As years, was found dead. He had letters re-
CONNIE nding him highly as professor OF music
and languages. Papers found on him showed ne
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N. c.. Had letter from his wife dated iuzzle's
Ia, k; no State named.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 27--Chavez, lieutenant Of
the late bandit Valquez, has been killed In Arl-
IONA.
large force of men have been sent to work
on the Southern extension of the Denver and
Rio Grande Road. 1t is expected the road will
be pushed through to Trinidad.
FRANKFORT, n. Y, Nov. 27.-Fifty boats are
between here and Utica, and forty between here
md r ,tt1 Fol oil GOOD
of ice in the canal. The boats have been running
since o'clock this morning, and there ID no de-
tention now.
PATERSON, N. j., Nov. 27.-Two italian girls,
aged Is and IS, were convicted of passing coun-
terfelt money and sentenced to three years I'M
prisonment.
TAHLEQUAH, l. T., Nov. 27.-The Cherokee Ma
tionsl Council, in joint session to-day, counted
the votes cast at the general election IN August
last for principal and assistant chiefs, and de-
clared Charles Thompson elected Prlnclpal
hief by II majority, ana Judge Davis Rae AS
sstant Chief by 100 majority. The Senate stands
ii Ross men and z Downing or thompson men,
and the lower house 10 Ross men and IA Down
ing men. Everything passed off quietly. Chief
Thompson on taking the oath OF office lntimates
that there would be no material change in the
management or policy of his administration. :,
New YORK, Nov. 27.-The Attorney General OF
this State has ordered suits to be brought against
contractors W. c. Kingsley and A. keely: ensl,
neer Adams, Water Commissioner Archibald
Bliss and L. A. LAWYER, all OF Brooklyn, TO re-
cover excessive amounts paid IN the new storage
reservoir sewer contracts in which it is alleged
there was collision between the contractors and
officials The amount to be sued for is 1868, 600.
Fort MONROE, Va, Nov. 27.-Arthur Curry. a
bright, promising boy OF fifteen, son OF Lieut..
James Curry, Fifth United States Artillery, while
out hunting, accidentally shot himself through
the heart and died instantly. This is the third
death by accident in the family within the past
six months; his mother and sister being drowned
in Mill Greek last spring.