New Orleans Republican., 1875-09-07
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wick say many mills will shut down foc the
season.
PHILADELPHIA, September 6.-Bcstons y,
Philafelphias i.
A Bold Bank Robbery.
CINCINNATI, September a dispatcn
from Huntington, West Virginia says that
while Mr. Oney, cashier OF The bank. was
alone at noon to-day three men entered,
and. placing pistols at his mead, compelled
him to open the sac. A coored man hap
pened in at this moment and was also Gov
cred with a revolver and conmanued 10
keep still, which he did.
The robbers succeeded in getting posses
sion OF $l5 900 with which they decamped. A
confederate had horses IL waiting. The
alarm was instantly given. and citizens and
police started in pursuit. but failed 10 over
take the robbers wno all escaped.
struck an iceberg.
QUEBEC September 6.-fhe Moravian,
from Liverpool, reports that she struck an
iceberg September. =, n the log. hui was not
injured.
JET: Davis on his Travels.
MEMPHIS, September o.--Jett Davis left
at noon to attend the agrcu}t tural lair At
DeSoto, Missouri. He goes thence TO 81.
Louis. Kansas Cit. anu Futtt "a, and viii
extend his visit 10 Colorado.
Railroad Train pl:ched.
The train from Little Rocal early yester.
Gay morning was ditched by Il misplaced
rail No one hurt except ths engineer, and
he not seriously. Near where the rail was
displaced Tote WAS found, saying: This
will occur frequently untss your hands are
paid 1t is supposed the deed was done
by some men recently discharged.
Charges Against Poorhouse %sperin.
tendent.
The Ledgey calls on the pooThouse com.
missioners to suspend DR., Beatty the super
inteudent, until The whole matter connected
with recent scandal can he laid before the
county court, and refers ~ a former scan
dal aud suppression ct report by the com
nissioners, and says DR.. Beatty's partially
shown for buxom girl, however we'll in
tended, has given rise to scandal that no
act of his but his esignation can abare.
Convicted Officials.
poTTsyILLE, Pa, September b.-There il
considerable excitement here in political
circles over the sentence of the commission
era Of Schuylkill county. Patrick Conroy
Valentine Beuher and Moses Hine, convict
ed of neglect and corruption in the dis
charge Of their official duties.
The sentence OF each is two Years i'm.
prisonment and $1,000 fine and the embez-
zied funds to be returned 10 the county.
The convicted were Immediately taken from
the courtroom 10 the prison.
Barn Burning in New Jersey.
MoRRIsIowS, September 1.-Two large
barns were burned here this morning; no
doubt the work OF an inceadiary.
The Grand Indian Council.
OKMULGEE CREEK, Creek Nation. via
Mlskogee, l. T., September 1.-The Grand
Council of Indian Territory is in session, A
full delegation is in attendance from nearly
every tribe in the Territory, An extra del
egatiOn, as visitors, from the kowas, Co.
msnches and other wild tribes OF the plains.
are also present.
The only business to be considered is the
new constitution providing for Governor
of the Territory, United States courts, and
a delega te to Congress, which will probably
pass this convention, but with proviso
that it be su omitted 10 the national councils
for approval
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT
Office Cliet Signal officer !
Washington, Septembere 1875, $50 p NJ.
For the Gulf States, high barometer,
southeast to southwest winds, high Iempera.
ture, clear or partly cloudy weather, with
light local rains on the coast
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST PASS, September 6. P. M
Barometer 1915. Weather calm and cloudy.
ArIlFeu-Steamer Ioftes- at ndu-past ten
last night, freeman, master, from New
York, TO A. Moulton; schooner George
Sealey, Blohm, master, ten days from
Havana. No departures. The dredgeboat
McAlester has been at work on the bar
since eight o'clock this morning
PAss-A-LOUTRE, September D, 6 P, NJ
Weather calm and clear. Arrived-At 4 p.
M. steamship Margaret, Baker, master, five
days from Havana, with ten passengers, to
l. X. Roberts. No departures.
NICKsBURG, September 6.-Passed up
Maude, at 3 A. NJ; A. j. White, at ) P. NJ
Down-Katie, at Z. NJ. The Indiana. now
due, has not arrived up TO P. NJ. Weather
one and half inches during the past forty
eight hours.
MEMPHIS, September 6.-The river fell
two inches Weather clear. Mercury 9jo
Arrived-City of Augusta, from Cincinnati
Departed-Belle Memphis, for ST. Louis;
Capitol City, for Nicksburg, and Mary
Houston, for Louisville, the latter last night.
CINclhNATI, September 6.-Riyer falling.
Weather clear and warm.
EVANSVILLE, September 6. - Weather
cloudy and warm. River falling. Shannon
passed down at P. NJ.
ST. LOUIS, September 6.-Arriyed-Belle
Shreveport, from New Orleans; Helena
from Vicksburg. Departed-Grand Lake
and barges for New Orleans. River fallen
two inches. Weather cloudy and warm.
CAIRO, September 6.-Arrived-Cap
City, from St. Louis, at 8 P. NJ, and fndi-
ana, from Cincinnati. at 8 A. NJ. Departed
Capitol City, for Vicksburg, at / A. M,
and Indiana, for New Orleans, at noon.
River falling, with eleven feet ten inches.
Weather clear and sultry.
PTrTsBURG, September 6.-River falling.
Weather cloudy and warm.
LOUISVILLE, September 6.-River forr
feet eight inches in the canal. Weather
warm and clear.
MARKETS.